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you tell them ,kinda like having a four hundred horse power car just to drive up down the city streets
How about the Honda Crv ON DEMAND All wheel drive… best of both worlds
AWD do well in winter and on icy roads if u have good tires and handle the vehicle well.safty is the key out on these roads.its worth buying AWD
All wheel does not run all the time
Can someone please help me!
I don't want to make a bad decision.
I am looking to buy a truck, under 25 or 30k in order to haul a 5000 lb (max) camper trailer for the purpose of traveling for work and into Canada once a month to see my daughter. I live in Eastern Washington.
I will have to drive in the snow and occasionally around mountain passes, jobsites, and camp sites = 4wd(?)
What can I buy thats
1. Reliable
2. Won't kill me on fuel
I am thinking Ford year model between 2009-2014, but, 17 mpg.
Or Chevy Colorado, 20 mpg and 7600 lb towing.
I am from the south and am scared of driving in the snow.
I love Tacomas (I currently drive a lexus) but their towing is subpar.
I live in the land of ice and snow so I got my wife a Subaru with AWD and it's been perfect. I've got to stab a large fiberglass Ranger boat into a garage with a 40° incline driveway a few times year and 2WD won't come close to getting it done much less the 6 months of ice and snow. Just pulling out of the lake/boat ramp I've got a locking rear axle that does the job just fine.
What you think about the outlanders
… most awd defaults to 2wd (front) when the car's not slipping
How about when it snows? It's good for snow, right?