4wd car Vs SUV
I am relocating to North Yorkshire with a commute through the Yorkshire Dales. I assume I will need a four-wheel drive for the snow in winter? If so, is a 4WD car sufficient or should I look at an SUV?
Asked on 23 February 2011 by LJS
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Winter tyres fitted November to March make more sense.
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