OK,
I admit it...... I am not representative of the norm, but I sure do.
My car stays parked far more from mid-May until Mid- September, than it does during the winter months. Here in North Carolina between the heat, humidity, constant threat of thunderstorms/hail, rain, bugs, etc it's just makes for a poor driving driving experience.
Winter (usually means) highs in the upper 40's to low 60's with low dew points, predictable weather, no insects, etc. is a joy. It's just so much better making big power in cool air, enjoying the windows down or at least cracked, and you can take the car out for a long drive without hundreds of bugs decorating your front end.
Ok lets hear your take on it
I admit it...... I am not representative of the norm, but I sure do.
My car stays parked far more from mid-May until Mid- September, than it does during the winter months. Here in North Carolina between the heat, humidity, constant threat of thunderstorms/hail, rain, bugs, etc it's just makes for a poor driving driving experience.
Winter (usually means) highs in the upper 40's to low 60's with low dew points, predictable weather, no insects, etc. is a joy. It's just so much better making big power in cool air, enjoying the windows down or at least cracked, and you can take the car out for a long drive without hundreds of bugs decorating your front end.
Ok lets hear your take on it