snowy mountain driving
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From: Palo Alto, CA
Originally Posted by KRA
i would assume that a tahoe with good snow tires would be better in the snow than a neon with good snow tires.. but thats just me
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SUV's and trucks are only better for when you need to get over or through shit where a car's ground clearance and suspension travel are insufficent. Otherwise even in shitty weather and road conditions cars>trucks.
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From: Bay Area, CA
Mammoth?
Anyway, as you probably already know, drive safe man. A lot of the vehicles I've seen off the roads and into embankments have been SUVs. But I'll stop beating that horse. Have fun up there.
Anyway, as you probably already know, drive safe man. A lot of the vehicles I've seen off the roads and into embankments have been SUVs. But I'll stop beating that horse. Have fun up there.
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From: Southern NH
Depends on the platform. AWD car-based SUV's are probably the best for this. They offer the stability of a car with AWD. My mom's '05 CR-V is pretty much unstoppable in the snow.
Then again so is the Subie
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Then again so is the Subie
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