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Besides, I live in Michigan, and I've driven in -31 degree nights before. Cars don't like it! They hate to start, and it's bad for them. Your car will hardly survive in those temperatures, so I'd say for a hard drive to OPERATE in these temps, that's pretty good.

It's why everyone in the Northeast drives Subarus, right? Because GM cars don't last so long in -31 degree weather.. ;)

Also ... aren't MOST drives fluid dynamic bearing now?]]>Sep 5th 2006 10:27AM