[katkits]

My last SUV is CRV AWD and I need a bigger one now. Santa is my first choice. local dealers give me two options. GLS AWD $30003 and Limited 2WD $31783.0. I saw some shared prices by others in autopriceshare are lower than mine(around $1000). However, I am feel OK with these two deals.
Personally, I prefer the limited 2WD and it has more options. In my city, it snows several days one year and I am not sure whether 2WD could handle it. Someone here may have driven Santa 2WD in snow before. Do I need to prepare snow chains for 2WD? Is 2WD version good enough to handle the snow situation? Thanks in advance

 

[Ktownbobski]

How long does the snow last and how deep is it?

By the way . . adding your location city etc. will help to get you better answers

Welcome to the forum!

 

[katkits]

I am in seattle. I bought the AWD version finally.

 

[Ktownbobski]

Seattle gets enough rain that the AWD is the right choice . . better stability on slippery wet roads.

 

[kevster]

I am from Everett just north of Seattle, I to opted for the AWD due to the weather around here. Seattle is hit/miss for snow, some times we get lots and it stays around for a week, average snow depth in Everett is usually 4-6 inches. The ice under the snow is what really makes it difficult to drive in.