These Are The Best Vehicles For The Money At Driving In Snow

These Are The Best Vehicles For The Money At Driving In Snow:

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However, take note that if you own an AWD car or crossover, or a big four-wheel drive truck or SUV, it still won’t enable you to violate the laws of physics. Driving all four wheels might help dislodge a car or crossover from a snowed-under parking space, make it go faster on wet or snowy pavement and may afford extra grip in other low-traction situations, but neither system does much to improve a car or truck’s braking and handling under inclement conditions.

That said, here are our picks for the 10 best winter warrior SUVs for the money, listed in descending order according to their base sticker prices:Already sitting tall in the proverbial saddle for off-road-adventures, the midsize Grand Cherokee SUV’s AWD Trailhawk version is jacked up with 13.3 inches of ground clearance for clearing deep snow piles and traversing rocky terrain.

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