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Topic	I'm looking to buy a new car for winter driving.
littlebro07 09/11/23 4:36:55 PM #26:	Tom_Joad posted... Trucks are bad, as they are rear-wheel drive. As a result, all the power is going to tires that have no weight atop them. Weight essential for keeping the tires from slipping in the snow. (Of course, you can just keep your truckbed filled with a few hundred pounds of dead-weight to avoid it... but that's a few hundred pounds of dead-weight. Meaning it'll kill the fuel economy on a vehicle already bad on fuel economy.) Or get one of the trucks that truck guys say arent really trucks. Honda Ridgeline, Ford Maverick, Hyundai Santa Cruz. Of those three, the Ridgeline is the best because Honda. And it has a big ass trunk under the bed that has drains so it can double as a cooler. Santa Cruz also has that but the bed is small as hell so go Ridgeline. --- https://i.imgtc.com/MGGa6Os.gif <cite>littlebro07 posted [p:976000900] in I'm lookin... [t:80562341]...</cite> <quote>Tom_Joad posted... </cite><quote>Trucks are bad, as they are rear-wheel drive. As a result, all the power is going to tires that have no weight atop them.Weight essential for keeping the tires from slipping in the snow.(Of course, you can just keep your truckbed filled with a few hundred pounds of dead-weight to avoid it... but that's a few hundred pounds of dead-weight. Meaning it'll kill the fuel economy on a vehicle already bad on fuel economy.)</quote>Or get one of the trucks that truck guys say arent really trucks. Honda Ridgeline, Ford Maverick, Hyundai Santa Cruz. Of those three, the Ridgeline is the best because Honda. And it has a big ass trunk under the bed that has drains so it can double as a cooler. Santa Cruz also has that but the bed is small as hell so go Ridgeline. --- https://i.imgtc.com/MGGa6Os.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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