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Originally posted by chopper816
its not about going over wild terrain, try going through a nebraska winter with a mustang and a firebird, i did both, and youre not going to get anywhere. even when its snowing really hard my parents front wheel drive cars had trouble, so a 4 wheel drive option is important, so even though most dont do "off roading" in it, sometimes a truck or suv is a necessity in the city.
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That may be true, my little two door coupe sucks in the snow, in fact I've almost gotten stuck a couple of times. On the other hand, I drove an Accord for almost four years that was GREAT in the snow. My passengers would often comment on how well it was handling and I rarely had traction problems. I lost control once and that was at 2a.m on a patch of black ice and I'm pretty sure I would have spun out in any vehicle. The issue isn't four wheel drive. Any decent weight and wheel base width and you're fine.
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