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SilverDropTop

01-31-2011 11:23 AM

#5. Get yourself a beater truck that will get you from a to b in the snow. The jeeps like everyone mentioned are hard to beat as well as an 80's blazer or suburban. You can even find 90's blazers pretty cheap.

HeadlessNorseman

02-02-2011 06:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 79T/A (Post 748891)

If you don't really have a need for a full-sized 4x4 other than transportation, it's probably not worth it. Middle of the road: The Cherokee suggested above. Plentiful in numbers, dependable engine, and the gas mileage isn't horrible as long as you don't start adding giant tires and stuff like some of us can't help doing.

This is pretty much the /thread

TAdan

02-03-2011 08:15 AM

My T/A sucked in the snow. It is finally retired and I got a Mustang GT for a daily driver. Traction control and some good all-season tires and it has been O.K.

That being said there is no comparison to my wife's Corolla, you can actually drive it places when there is snow on the ground.

I'd opt for a cheap winter beater, FWD sedan or something.

BigAls87Z28

02-03-2011 06:15 PM

Pish posh....RWD is fantastic in the snow!

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