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Originally Posted by Table 5
One thing I will have to add, is that a 911 in the winter is actually pretty fun and capable too. Apart from it of course also coming in AWD, the engine being in the back over the real wheels is great for traction. I drove my RWD 964 through winter, and with winter tires it was totally fine.
It mainly just comes down to having a certain amount of wealth and/or IDGAF level to drive a nice car in the winter. But that is going to be true of a 911, RS3, or anything you value.
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Yeah, I know I
could drive a 911 in the winter, but it would go so far against the grain of my 'protect nice things' nature that I wouldn't be able to do it. An RS3 is a nice thing, too, obviously, but there is something a lot more palatable about driving an Audi in the winter versus a Porsche (for me).
Guess I won't have to decide for a bit and I'm in no hurry for my kids to move out, but while I plot and daydream about my empty-nester fun car I just wanted a reality check on the RS3 before I start getting tunnel vision, which I'm apt to do when I get a bee in my bonnet.