On Tue, 25 Jan 2011 12:35:23 -0600 OK Don wrote:
> I do realize that the 4WD and traction control will let me drive way too
> fast for the conditions - I don't plan to do that - must be careful not
> to get over confident
Tape a sign on the visor: "Must be careful to not get over confident!
We had a day of ice with a dusting of snow on top last week - first chance
I've had to play with the traction control in the ML. It did great. I
stomped the accelerator on a clear stretch of iced street - the yellow
triangle with a flashing exclamation point popped up in the center of the
speedo -
Its in the 60s and raining here. 2 mornings ago it was 4F...
-Curt
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 12:23:20 -0600
From: John Robbins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Winter driving
To: Mercedes Discussion List
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Donald Snook wrote:
Speaking of driving in snow, Wichita got its first snow of the year
(as did many areas in the middle of the country). We only got about
an inch, but some of it did form a pretty slick layer of ice
underneath once it sort of crusted over. I am driving the FWD
Cadillac. It p
Speaking of driving in snow, Wichita got its first snow of the year (as did
many areas in the middle of the country). We only got about an inch, but some
of it did form a pretty slick layer of ice underneath once it sort of crusted
over. I am driving the FWD Cadillac. It performed perfectly.
