My trip to the snow ***PICS***

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DenaliAK

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all my rwd vehicles drive awesome in the snow.
of course, my idea of snow is fractions of an inch on roadways.

It's all relative to driving ability, too. Growing up in snow, and having had rear-drive vehicles for many, many years...I'm pretty good at driving them. It's also a blast when you know how to control your drifts and whatnot.

But, for your average soccer mom, I wouldn't recommend rear drive for an icy/snowy place. It is an acquired skill to a large extent.
 

Repo503

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I have a house where there is often snow from late october to march. I prefer RWD cars to front drivers in snow. RWD is fine if you stay outta the gas but FWD has too much tendency to plow the front end mid corner...not an easy thing to correct. Anway both my cars are AWD so doesn't matter anymore.
 

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It's all relative to driving ability, too. Growing up in snow, and having had rear-drive vehicles for many, many years...I'm pretty good at driving them. It's also a blast when you know how to control your drifts and whatnot.

Its fun if your not in a hurry for sure! I like messin with the people riding with me, go into a slide for a sec then pull out. Look in the mirror and their eyes are wide and knuckles are white lol
 
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