Can you drive a mustang in Alaska? If so, how safe is it?

[zealouscast776]

My wife bought me a '93 GT mustang a few years ago while I was deployed. It's a project/daily driver. We're planning a possible move to Alaska next spring when I get out of the Marines. I'm pushing about 400 horsepower to the rear wheels and am kinda concerned about trying to drive it in the winter up there. I'm thinking of just trading it in for a 4x4 truck. Any suggestions?

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real safe lol

[Hank Scorpio]

Undriveable is not just a word.

[Foxhound]

i have a relative who lives in Alaska. he is currently going to school there.

yeah dude, its like any regular normal city.
by that, i mean city's that have received actual snow climates.

he just wrote on his facebook about how people who are from there are puny cold weiners over there and hes laughing at them since he comes from chicago.
there is no big difference, though, i would personally buy the 4x4 for some major treading.

your car would do fine.
he did say its pretty boring but beautiful.

[Post Cast]

no becose its not safe its snowing and theres ice all over the place you will slide and crash into a light pole and be shocked you might even die its not safe or if you want to you car get wheels that have nails in them so the car can get grip of the ice or to hold on the ice look it makes a hole in the ice and it holds on the ice but dont hit the drive way before geting grip of ice