Journey vs X for occasional snow
#16
+1 for rwd with snow tires. an extra set of rims and tires from tire rack or something shouldn't be too bad, and if they're only being used a few times a year they'll last a while. coming from awd with all seasons that isn't all that great in the snow anyway, rwd seems pretty enticing.
#17
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Coming from a Z, I'm presuming you would prefer to stick with a RWD vehicle.
For the 5-6 times a year that you drive in snow to get to the slopes, go with a friend, rent a car or go Greyhound
Some people buy a pick-up truck because, just for example, they need to haul junk to the land-fill a couple times a year. I say rent something for 20 bucks (van or trailer) to perform that task. Don't let a few trips, with unusual circumstances, govern your vehicle purchasing decision. That doesn't make any sense to me.
For the 5-6 times a year that you drive in snow to get to the slopes, go with a friend, rent a car or go Greyhound
Some people buy a pick-up truck because, just for example, they need to haul junk to the land-fill a couple times a year. I say rent something for 20 bucks (van or trailer) to perform that task. Don't let a few trips, with unusual circumstances, govern your vehicle purchasing decision. That doesn't make any sense to me.
Last edited by rpm&my_G35; 01-09-2013 at 11:27 AM.
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