Driving in wet weather
08-26-08, 12:40 AM
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no contest here, AWD wins by a landslide. but seriously, it doesn't really matter rwd or awd, as long as you have good tires and not drive like an idiot an rwd can be exceptionally stable
08-26-08, 12:48 AM
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i'm RWD, and i do just fine all year ... i take it skiing, i go to school on a hill where we actually have winter
the solution you're looking for is: RWD w. some really good all season tires
and please please please learn to drive properly ... i find a lot of people depend on their car to take care of them, but i think you should be able to do it reguardless of how good your car is (with in reason of course)
the solution you're looking for is: RWD w. some really good all season tires
and please please please learn to drive properly ... i find a lot of people depend on their car to take care of them, but i think you should be able to do it reguardless of how good your car is (with in reason of course)
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