First new car and daily drive in Alberta, who else drives their mustang all year roun
 

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Welcome and congrats. I've always had Mustangs as a second vehicle, so they were always parked in the winter. Tires were too wide and had no tread for snow and ice anyway, so just as well.

Nice ride!

I drive an 05 gt year round. As long as you drive carefully and have decent snow tires it works just fine. Sometimes I'll even toss a couple sandbags in the trunk for extra grip!

I put two sandbags in the trunk too, I also have a set of studded winter tires my Mustang. I took the inflatable not out and the styrofoam and put the sandbags underneath the carpet. Plus it's only the 3.7. I really bought a f-150 so I don't drive my car in the winter as often but I still go for a night time drive once in a while during the winter.

^^^That's a good Idea! I'm going to try that too. The 3.7 will still rip the tires loose if you want it to:D

The right tires and some weight in the back and you should be good to go, I recall there was a day when most of the cars we drove were rear wheel drive all year round.