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These cars are pretty good in the snow. You NEED 4 snows, not just rears. Go with something more narrow than what you run in the summer. I've driven mine in some pretty deep snow and ice no problem.

And like you've seen mentioned in this thread, practice, practice, practice. Do the snowy parking lot thing every chance you get. It will make you a better driver in the summer too. It's a really safe way to teach your butt the signals that your car gives when traction is changing. If you learn to balance the car when it's sliding on snow, you can take that to the track or AX in the summer.