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Originally Posted by Skippy
Huh? I drive mine in snow/ice on a fairly regular basis. I've even ridden my motorbike on ice (not fun, but doable). What's going on in your neck of the woods? I did have a 4WD SUV at one time, but that was more for deep mud and consistent reliability doing 20 miles a day on mud/snow/ice/washboarded dirt, and gravel if it was a good day.
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Rich idiots and women who feel "safer" with AWD and don't care about the money.
Mercedes dealer, and the Ford and Chevy dealers are the same way. Anything 2wd is rare and shipped up from down south. Unless its WT trim than you can find 2wd.