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I think there are lot of bad reasons. How many SD owners never pull anything heavier that minivan could handle?
How many 4WD owners never go off road?
Years ago I had coworker who bought 4WD for his commute drive. He was putting 45,000 miles a year commuting only, but he needed 4WD because "he owns a house with yard and need a pickup for yard hauling"
His yard was 1/32 acre. Those were the years when gas was less than a buck, but I quickly calculated that getting econobox for his commute would save him enough to rent a Cadillac for yard hauling and Royce Rolls for family vacations.
Don't think he gave it another tough
never have taken my truck off roading. I have gone home at 2am with over a foot of snow on the road in ny though. I have done on very steep boat ramps where in two wheel drive i couldn't get off of because they were slippery. i can tell you that a plow on a two wheel drive truck works like **** to as i know if i dont have in in 4x4 i wouldn't move.
never have taken my truck off roading. I have gone home at 2am with over a foot of snow on the road in ny though. I have done on very steep boat ramps where in two wheel drive i couldn't get off of because they were slippery. i can tell you that a plow on a two wheel drive truck works like **** to as i know if i dont have in in 4x4 i wouldn't move.
Than again -life is full of variations. In my 25 years in California have never seen a plow mounted to a pickup. My SUV was pulling 5000 lb boat on ramps just fine.
1 foot of snow? Seems well design car with 8" clearance can deal with that, while giving safety and comfort. YouTube - Mercedes Benz C320 4Matic in the snow