neoprelude

It couldn't even get out of my driveway which just had little patches of snow, and little smalll patches of ice. And the thing is the one wheel was always on grippable surface, LSD, fill gastank for weight, add weight in trunk, snow tires; and I think it might do decently.

FortuneLS

your problem isnt that sc's suck in snow, its that rwd manual transmission cars suck in snow
my automatic sc400 did just fine, in fact i drove thru an ice storm with it, very slowly of course... plus, the 5-speed cars dont have traction control

vipsoarer

havent had problems with mine yet, been through 6 inches with my 5 speed and i havent had a prob yet. it gets a little tail happy if i get a little excited but its nothing that a trained foot cant handle.

totrider

Lucky us in Florida
that we dont have snow

bizzy928

What type of tires were you using?

My sc using snow tires is fine in the snow. It does have trouble in DEEP snow but for regular city driving its fine.

silversprucesc3

Numerous threads on this subject. The conclusion is that the SC NEEDS snow tires for the winter and thats for moderate snow....

Without snow tires you can't expect too much

DryBlaze

That is why you dont drice your SC in the snow.

DA51

Snow tires make all the difference.
Try Dunlops M2 Winter Sport.