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Well granny surely knows how to drive around town in style. I've never driven an awd 300C. Snow traction in my Awd system in 06 Sienna is pretty sweet. How's the 300C's? Is it all-time or switchs on when needed?
Well, the Expy is gone for good now. Sold it for $4,250, not bad considering I paid $2,500 with 50K less mile 5 years ago. The new owner loves it and i sure hope it treats her right!
It was really hard leaving the parking lot knowing it wasn't mine anymore.
Originally Posted by Man_tlac83
Well granny surely knows how to drive around town in style. I've never driven an awd 300C. Snow traction in my Awd system in 06 Sienna is pretty sweet. How's the 300C's? Is it all-time or switchs on when needed?
The Chrysler is an absolte beast in the snow when combined with Blizzak snow tires. I've pushed snow up the grill with it before. The AWD system is always on 35% to the front 65% rear with the ability to go 50/50.
This is when i graduated high school when the car was a year an a half old.
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