Posted by sodly on September 28, 2010 at 10:26:42 from (76.79.32.106):
Winter's around the corner. It got me to thinking... what is the best vehicle you can buy off a dealer lot for driving in deep snow? I'm not talking about modified vehicles... only factory stock. I presume it would be a pickup, right? A locking rear differential would be a big plus, I would think. Or even a limited slip or locking front. As far as I know only the Dodge Power Wagon (locking front and rear) and Ford Raptor (locking rear) offer these items from the factory. I think Hummers do as well. What about Ford and Chevy? Do they have anything comparable? And what about in a half ton model? Besides the Raptor... anything? Are there any SUVs, large or small, that would equal a truck in snow? Just curious. So, if you had to buy a new snow vehicle for severe winter duty what would you choose and why?
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