Looking for winter car.

[bottledbird68]

Originally Posted by kaboom

i got a 3/4 ton crew cab chevy 4x4 i'll prob be selling. it just sits on the side of my house. only real problem it has is that its a 454, horrible gas mileage

It would have to be absurdly cheap since the 90 mile roundtrip commute 4 days a week would kill me lol.
Hence my looking for a 4cyl.

[TBerry95z28]

nice wrx on ls1tech for around 5 grand looks good to. check it out

[Batman]

Originally Posted by LTkev1n

FWD > RWD in t3h snow.

Only for the retarded. I will never own another FWD again because I hate how they drive in the snow/bad weather. You lose traction at all and now you can't steer. Snow tires are the key to going in the snow, not which wheels drive the car. AWD/4WD just helps negate the need for snow tires to an extent

[ls6monte]

Originally Posted by Batman

Only for the retarded. I will never own another FWD again because I hate how they drive in the snow/bad weather. You lose traction at all and now you can't steer. Snow tires are the key to going in the snow, not which wheels drive the car. AWD/4WD just helps negate the need for snow tires to an extent

That is why my cobalt has Blizzaks on ALL 4 wheels. That car is awesome in the snow.

[CamaroRacing12]

I like FWD in the snow. But yes nothing beats AWD with snow tires

[Formula413]

AWD only helps you get moving, it wont help you turn or stop. To improve all three you need good winter tires. If I had to pick FWD or RWD in the snow I'd pick FWD, just because understeer is not as dangerous as oversteer. But I'd take any vehicle with winter tires over any vehicle with all season tires in the snow.

[*LS1* Queen]

fwd sucks in the snow all its good for is ebrake slides haha

[BrokenFeather78]

Guy on the boat has an '02 WRX with an STI swap I'll get the info if you want.