Rear wheel drive In Winter?

[TaylorTay]

driving an RWD through ice and snow isnt recommended. Given that it has good steering but it isnt as stable as an AWD. I've tried driving through snow and ice using an RWD Tesla Model 3 and it was a hair-raising experience. I had to drive slowly and carefully because i was afraid that I'm gonna spin out of control, even if it was already equipped with a snow tire. Theoretically, you could, but drive slowly and carefully.

 

[builttough]

So this means that you're looking for a P*, am I correct? I'd recommend getting the latest P*2 since it comes with AWD. Of course, pair it with a set of good winter tires.

 

[papasMurf]

So this means that you're looking for a P*, am I correct? I'd recommend getting the latest P*2 since it comes with AWD. Of course, pair it with a set of good winter tires.

Agree with this. Good set of winter tires + good driver input are keys.

 

[Lbutera036]

Good tires make a huge difference, especially in the snow. I drive a Challenger here in Colorado, and with my winter tires on, I handle snow pretty well. Growing up in the Pacific Northwest where we got a LOT more snow, I always drove rear-wheel-drive cars. Honestly, I rarely had any trouble, except for when I made a mistake myself.