you poor thing

 

Lexus IS300

 

I live in Minnesota and don't think the ZR is going to be a very good winter car. I'm planning on buying a set of wheels and snow tires, but probably won't drive it when it's snowing. My wife has a Lexus RX330 with AWD. We own our business and work together, so we'll take her car when the weather is bad.

 

Smart plan!

 

I'm married with 2 kids so I need a 2nd and a 3rd car
03 Envoy 7 seater
06 BMW 530i

 

I have other vehicles, but I love the roadster and only drive it (for now), but its still so new. Don't anticipate driving in the winter, at least not in snow.

 

My ZR is my toy. When my back gets a little sore (I'm 57) or I want to go salmon fishing, I take my Honda CRV. That is a great car too.

I don't know why the big 3 can't seem to manufacture a car like a Nissan, Toyota or Honda.

 

My 2004 Touring Roadster is my daily driver. My kids are 20 and 18 years of age and have their own cars. My wife drives a Mitsubishi Galant so we take that whenever we have the need for a back seat/trunk (like grocery shopping) or have to get something at Home Depot.

 

Sure you can... just throw a 6" suspension lift with a 2" body lift. LOL!!!! That would be so effing funny! I think I'd end up laughing so hard I'd start crying.

 

ZR + Explorer Limited V8

 

ZR + 96 Toyota Camry (old Reliable) for the winter.

 

ZR is the one and only.

 

I have a ZR as my one and only too. Hasn't been a problem for me. If I need something to haul stuff, I have friends to help out worse case rent a uhaul as others have said. I am no longer married and don't have kids so it works perfectly. Even in the snow(must have Blizzak LM-22's though). 2 years and no regrets!

 

If you are single and not a home owner you might get away with it for a while....

'06 Murano SL for us to go w/ the '06 ZR (My wife and I swap cars every couple days)