Where I live we can get freak wind storms with wind speeds as high as 50 mph gusting to 70. Winds of 20-30 mph are normal for the high desert. I can NOT imagine driving something like that in conditions like those. Well, I guess I can. It'd be on its side in a New York Second. For those who don't know that phrase, it describes the infinitesimally short time between the stop light going green and the horn in the car behind you sounding off.
'Course I've been driving my Suburban (6000 pounds) with my race car on a trailer behind it (another 5000 pounds) for a good part of the day (I got the new exhaust installed and a coupla other things taken care of.) When I got home, put the race car in the garage, the trailer parked beside said garage, then drove my Camaro into the driveway, it felt like riding a skateboard. That's about as small as I wanna go. Btw, the Camaro's a baby one: 2.8l V6 w 5-speed manual...my idea of a great economy car.
RtR