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my fiance is looking to buy one, and wants all wheel drive but they are more expensive than the front wheel drive model. Her concern is winter driving but if there are no major problems in snow then we can settle with a front wheel drive model

• I have the 2007 in all wheel drive. I really had no problems in the snow. It's a little different than a fwd. Took some getting used to. I found going up hills was different. Sometimes you had to keep a constant speed. If the speed varied just a little bit, you would be stuck spinning tires. I had a huge hill to go up... Read More
• yes anything in front wheel drive goes real good in the snow not as well as all wheel drive or a 4 wheel drive vehicle but still the caliper does well in the snow,with the right tires on it and a good driver they will do real good,there's a few of those around where i live at and we live in a hilly valley and they all... Read More
• She would be fine with a two wheel drive they do just fine in the snow and a lot easier to handle if you go into a slide on an icey road. With gas prices the way they are she would get better gas milage on the 2 front wheel drive then the all wheel cause its 4 wheel drive thats always on. Reference:Personal Experience
• yeah all wheel drive is great in snow due to all four wheels are spinning and on an fwd model the front tires are spinning and it would suck to get stuck in the snow where only your two front tires will spin

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