Curbside Classic Outtake: Ready For Snow As Well As Alien Attacks Edition

Paul Niedermeyer
by Paul Niedermeyer

This Legacy wagon is ready for snow (how do they do that?), if only there were any, here or in Vancouver. While the East is inundated, we’ve had the warmest January on record, and Stephanie is out planting in the garden. But its good to be ready, even for the unexpected:

I see the distinctive pointed tips of skis on the roof of this Isuzu Amigo. So he’s ready for snow too, as well as other unforeseen events.

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  • Nikita Nikita on Feb 18, 2010

    A thousand miles or so south, I'm shoveling deep snow here in the San Bernardino mountains. Big Bear should have hosted the Olympics this time. One of the funniest things I've seen this winter is a WRX on summer tires attempting to drive on my street in the snow. AWD is worthless with a low air (snow) dam and the wrong rubber.

  • Accs Accs on Feb 18, 2010

    That... is the kind of Subbie I dream about. Then I wake up.. and see it chest pumping against Escapes..

  • Bd2 Looking forward to flooding the rental lots with Hyundai and Kia models, this is just one obstacle now eliminated.
  • Kcflyer keep the color. lose the stupid front design. make it reliable, at least as reliable as a base 911. Then and only then is it somewhat worthy of that price.
  • FreedMike I'm not sure why anyone would choose this over an A8 or S-class.
  • FreedMike I think the manufacturers who are discontinuing affordable small and midsize cars in favor of more expensive crossovers (that are built on the same platforms and use the same mechanicals as said small and midsize cars) may well live to rue that decision. Having said that, though, at least GM is offering decent entry level stuff beyond the Malibu, so good for them.
  • Kjhkjlhkjhkljh kljhjkhjklhkjh The only one worth missing is in the EU making 350-ftbs of twist off a 2.0 diesel ..
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