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12-03-13, 06:39 PM
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Hello All
Just bought an 11' ISF eariler tonight with 50k km's. Yup i'm in Canada.
Two questions;
is the CPO a good investment for this model ($2200 for 3 yrs 160k km's)
And second, i've had a number rear wheel drive hp cars (SRT8, 540, G37 coupe, mustangs), any advice on how this monster acts in the snow?
Thanks look forward to the forum.
Cheers!
Two questions;
is the CPO a good investment for this model ($2200 for 3 yrs 160k km's)
And second, i've had a number rear wheel drive hp cars (SRT8, 540, G37 coupe, mustangs), any advice on how this monster acts in the snow?
Thanks look forward to the forum.
Cheers!
12-03-13, 06:46 PM
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Just bought an 11' ISF eariler tonight with 50k km's. Yup i'm in Canada.
Two questions;
is the CPO a good investment for this model ($2200 for 3 yrs 160k km's)
And second, i've had a number rear wheel drive hp cars (SRT8, 540, G37 coupe, mustangs), any advice on how this monster acts in the snow?
Thanks look forward to the forum.
Cheers!
Two questions;
is the CPO a good investment for this model ($2200 for 3 yrs 160k km's)
And second, i've had a number rear wheel drive hp cars (SRT8, 540, G37 coupe, mustangs), any advice on how this monster acts in the snow?
Thanks look forward to the forum.
Cheers!
12-03-13, 07:12 PM
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I'm in Ontario as we'll. I have a '12 IS F. Drove it last winter with no problems. I kept in snow mode most days and with traction & stability control I was fine. I have LM 60 Blizzaks on a set of 18 inch rims. I came from a modded '07 STi and was worried coming from awd. Driving with common sense, I was completely comfortable.
Just stay below that RPM.
12-05-13, 06:16 AM
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welcome and congrats on the purchase. snow tires FTW!
12-18-13, 10:49 AM
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After two winters in the IS F, I finally purchased an IS300 for a winter beater.
I was never worried about the car and its handling, but more worried about the guy behind me on those slow drives into work in heavy traffic each day. Nothing like having the Wald rear diffuser slid into by a 1998 Hyundai accent
Digger08
I was never worried about the car and its handling, but more worried about the guy behind me on those slow drives into work in heavy traffic each day. Nothing like having the Wald rear diffuser slid into by a 1998 Hyundai accent
Digger08
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