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Originally Posted by Hatterasguy
No offense but you need a little more practice driving in the snow. E300D's are great in the snow. My friend and I drove around in his all last winter in some really bad conditions and never had a problem. He had 60% gone Conti's on it at the time. ESP helps a lot but just learning how to drive it and keeping off the turbo is the best.
He keeps the car up a Uconn in upstate CT, they get a heck of a lot of snow. He passed many a stuck SUV.
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What year is your friend's E300D and does it have ESP from what you know?
Just because a vehicle is an SUV doesn't mean it will always been good in snow... rear wheel drive SUVs can actually be worse than our rear wheel drive cars due to the large tires. I've seen too many of them stuck on snow around here.
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