Have you drive on icy road?

[DAL767-400ER]

Only if you have a mullet, wear sleveless shirts on a regular basis, and think your sister is hot.

You're confusing the 300C with the Camaro . The 300C is more of a "Yo, I be putting them bling-bling-rims on ma ride an' add fiddy monitors to it" type car .

[screaming_emu]

The 300C is more of a "Yo, I be putting them bling-bling-rims on ma ride an' add fiddy monitors to it" type car .

how is that any better?

[DAL767-400ER]

how is that any better?

Those folks have more teeth than most rednecks .

[JordanD]

Those folks have more teeth than most rednecks .

Quit makin fun of me.

[screaming_emu]

Those folks have more teeth than most rednecks .

I dunno, do gold teeth count in the official total?

[herpa2003]

When I lived in upstate New York I was a passenger in a car and got into an accident when we slid on some ice. Freezing rain had been falling all morning and the police were trying to close all the roads, but we didn't know about the closure until we were already well on our way.

Came to a traffic light going downhill, hit some ice, slid into the intersection sideways and hit a car waiting for the light.

Thankfully no one was hurt and damage wasn't too bad.

I live in North Carolina now so ice isn't really that much of a problem.

[expoITHscohen]

You need to take it easy and slow down on ice or snow covered roads. If you do not have anti lock brakes bump the brakes to stop rather than jam them on. By pumping the brakes you won't lock up the wheels.

Well in all honesty, brakes dont mean shit on ice. You need to take a really slow. Doesn't matter if you have AWD or 4WD, 2WD, ABS w/e. Braking on Ice is NEARLY impossible. Slamming on the brakes often results in you spining out of control. You want to hit the brakes with force, but not too much. Also be VERY careful with turning the wheel. A slight nudge when braking on ice will send you spining easily.
Its always hard to tell if there is ice too. Up in the North East, black ice is common (When Ice just looks like water on the road) When it is wet out, and below freezing, you need to go VERY slow. (Well below the speed limit. You'll end up in an acident or ditch, guaranted if you go too fast) Also keep you distance. You want to be a good 25-50 ft extra away from the car infront of you, depending on your speed.