Dragonalain
Active VIP Member
I used to drive 75km each way daily for 5 years. Honda Civic, chev colbalt, Ford Focus all great choices. Winter studded tires on anyone of those will do way better than any vehicle with 4x4 and half fu*k mud tires. I’m currently rocking a Honda Crosstour. V6 awd, if i drive under 110 it faithfully does under 9l per hundred and of course I have winter studded and summer tires for it.
Side story. it was winter of 2015 we had one hell of a snow storm. I had probably 1.5 ft of snow on top a ice driveway by the trees so it fell nice. I was working nights and when I got to the driveway I noticed the snow was deep. Figured I don’t want to deal with the snow fall untill I got some sleep. I kept ramming that snow that was sheltered by the trees and was gaining distance. I made it about 3/4 of the way to the house. When the car finally could not go fwd anymore the snow was on top the hood and the Honda H was imprinted in the snow.
Don’t be scared to get a front wheel drive car but spend the money to get proper tires for the commuter. U will find u will use it way more than just going to work. Easy to park and zero fs given what happens to it.
Side story. it was winter of 2015 we had one hell of a snow storm. I had probably 1.5 ft of snow on top a ice driveway by the trees so it fell nice. I was working nights and when I got to the driveway I noticed the snow was deep. Figured I don’t want to deal with the snow fall untill I got some sleep. I kept ramming that snow that was sheltered by the trees and was gaining distance. I made it about 3/4 of the way to the house. When the car finally could not go fwd anymore the snow was on top the hood and the Honda H was imprinted in the snow.
Don’t be scared to get a front wheel drive car but spend the money to get proper tires for the commuter. U will find u will use it way more than just going to work. Easy to park and zero fs given what happens to it.