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Originally Posted by Tsuyoi
Actually I went to Killington in Vermont. So yeah. And last I checked, when I was there, I wasn't surrounded by SUVs and AWD cars. Plenty of RWD sedans on the road, most much older and without the nifty suspension of BMW. It's not like I'm telling him to go drive at 100mph down an un-plowed road uphill in a blizzard. Hell my friend's 2005 328i with 8 year old tires did fine.
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No offense, but that's, like, 1000 feet in elevation. I haven't been there, so I don't know how steep or dangerous the roads might be (eg maintenance or lack thereof, how stormy it can be/how much snow can fall between plow runs), but it's just not what I was thinking when someone was asking about taking a car up skiing.
It doesn't sound like that kind of terrain is particularly different from everyday roads in the snow belt / northeast during the winter. But again, I've never been there, so it might be much worse than I imagine.