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You might be tempted to choose based on the "bigger is better" idea. Hummer? Pathfinder? If you're talking about deep snow when going "up north," maybe this size of SUV is what you need.But if you're talking about snow in urban situations, consider the Honda CR-V which has "real-time all-wheel drive" AND "vehicle stability assist" (VSA).
Real-time AWD activates whenever there is slippage between front and rear wheels; the "computer" will kick in the AWD. The VSA feature activates when there is understeer; the "computer" will manage the throttle and brakes (4 wheel independent) to align the vehicle. Together, these features keep the CR-V very stable in snow.
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Otherwise, it's a vehicle that's practical for most urbanites/suburbanites in most situations.
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I have an Envoy, its ok kind of tippy. Your best bet is to base the SUV on what you want to do with it, How many people, mine seats 7, clearance underneath, mine doesnt have alot, check how high the running boards are off the ground. Engine size, gas mileage. My envoy is about the same as a fullsize pickup which I hate. I had a 97 Jimmy and I really liked that, good clearance better gas mileage and a really tough frame, felt safe in her but she hatched the motor about a year ago.Can I appeal a d.o.t. positive urine test?can I get a copy some how?
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The vehicle has nothing to do with how well it handles in snow- it's how YOU drive it! I've passed SUV's and 4-wheel drives off in the ditch with my little 4 cylinder Toyota with bald tires. Drive slow with no sudden actions, stay in control and never think you're invincible since you have an "unsinkable" vehicle.How do i make a sandrail street legal?
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All depends on your specific needs, price range, how deep the snow is, the terrain, etc. If you can provide that I can share more specifically.Since the Keywords are SUV and snow, I'll focus on those.
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SUV's you first have to decide if you wish for Body on Frame construction (rides on a truck frame), or it be Uni-body (like majority of passenger cars). Each have their pros/cons.
The overkill senario would be a vehicle such as an Expedition, Tahoe, and really it's the 4x4 system they use. Usually adds about 300lbs pounds to the vehicle but truely does have a real-time system which can send power to the wheel that's slipping. And the driver can choose the setting by push-button or dial for 4-Hi, 4-Lo, Auto, etc. Couple that with a Stability control system like Advance-Trac with RSC (Roll Stability Control-Fords system), and we are talking major overkill.
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In a lesser end, you could have a vehicle such as a Volvo XC90, Freestyle, 500, Fusion which is essentially a "full time" AWD system (so it's billed), which the system doesn't require driver turning knobs. How it works is when one of the drive wheels detect slippage (the front ones on these vehicles), then it transfers power to the rear wheels, to make up for it, then once the vehicle is under control it'll remain neutral and continue to use the front wheels.
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The advantage of this system (Haldex AWD system) is it only adds about 140-200lbs to the vehicle, really only lowering the EPA fuel estimate by 1MPG city, it requires less maintenence, and with a good stability program, thats about the most 90% of people might need.
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So I''m giving you the extreme, and the less extreme variables with the info you provided :)
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I'm going to say this, agreeing with those mentioning that it doesn't matter what car or truck you are driving...I had a Dodge Durango, 4x4 and guess what you still slide and fish tail, whether you are driving carefully or like a retard.The best car is one being used by a good driver.
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