98 Gs300
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Can someone confirm that the 98 GS300 is indeed rear wheel drive?
If so, what is the traction feature for Snow conditions? Power drive?
Fuel economy?
would this be a good car for Montana's winter highways?
Thanks
If so, what is the traction feature for Snow conditions? Power drive?
Fuel economy?
would this be a good car for Montana's winter highways?
Thanks
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All 2nd gen GS are RWD.
The snow feature basically starts off in 2nd gear instead of 1st gear to reduce wheel spin. Get winter tires and take it easy. I've never been to montana before so I dont know what the conditions are like. But keep in mind the GS isn't too great with snow. You might want to buy a beater with 4wd instead.
The snow feature basically starts off in 2nd gear instead of 1st gear to reduce wheel spin. Get winter tires and take it easy. I've never been to montana before so I dont know what the conditions are like. But keep in mind the GS isn't too great with snow. You might want to buy a beater with 4wd instead.
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All 2nd gen GS are RWD.
The snow feature basically starts off in 2nd gear instead of 1st gear to reduce wheel spin. Get winter tires and take it easy. I've never been to montana before so I dont know what the conditions are like. But keep in mind the GS isn't too great with snow. You might want to buy a beater with 4wd instead.
The snow feature basically starts off in 2nd gear instead of 1st gear to reduce wheel spin. Get winter tires and take it easy. I've never been to montana before so I dont know what the conditions are like. But keep in mind the GS isn't too great with snow. You might want to buy a beater with 4wd instead.
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