winter (ugh) suggestions

so yeah... woke up this morning at 7 for school went outside and my jaw dropped seeing my stang all iced up.... went ot open the door and the handle wouldnt even move. about ten minutes later i had onyl cleared the windshield a little bit of the ice...

with no garage, my car will have to sit outside the whole winter.


the snow and ice and other winter weather lol wont ruin the car will it? any suggestions

no, the car will be fine. any trees or anything to park under? i assume its a daily driver? they make some all weather car covers but they can be pricey. depends on how anal you are

well i tend to stray away from parking under trees due to the fact that the trees in my court contain berries and theyre a pain in the >>> to get off a white car and yeah daily driver here. not gonna waste my money on car cover... i already got my money situation lined up on stuff for my car in the future ;)

you wont have berrie problem in the winter

Make sure you keep her waxed up to help protect against all the harsh road chemicals they put down for snow/ice, get windshield washer fluid that has a de-icer in it and perhaps a spray bottle/can of de-icer for you door lock/handle. Also a good idea it to raise your wiper blades if you expect snow/freezing rain so they don't get frozen to the windshield.

i agree with all this as mine is a DD...but i also recommend dont lock the doors. ive only had a problem when the doors were locked (on blazers, jimmys, luminas, mustang, grand am---all the familys and my cars). start the car like 10 mins prior to leave time and let her run and warm up...may even need 15mins.

a good detail on outside of car

Mine is a DD also. During the winter I wash her every week just like in the summer. But if it gets too cold you have to find a good car wash. I use the auto spa in Hunt Valley/ timonium. Just as others have said de-icer in a spray bottle will be your friend. Also go to Home depot or lowes and get about 4 to 5 - 25pound sand bags to put in your trunk. The extra weight on the back of the car works wonders in the snow.