[TxFolsom]

I love this car, driving in the snow has been awesome. I don’t know what people are talking about, I love it. 3-4 inches of snow has been no problem.

 

[Trail Blazed]

Nice LT model. Glad to hear you are liking it, and that you are finding it handles well in the snow.

 

[BCBlazer]

Mine has been outstanding in the snow as well in the 2 snowfalls we've had on Vancouver Island.

 

[SW2021]

I agree- couple weeks ago we got literally 20 inches of snow and my AWD TB handled the unplowed driveways amazingly! Lots of strength! BUT, I received a "service side indicator alert" message for no apparent reason- my blind spot indicator lights work fine.

 

[brownactive]

May be a sensor was dirty.snow covered?

 

[kjg48359]

Tires are absolutely the biggest factor (I think), after that the snow type (powdery vs heavy/wet) make a difference. Ice? Not much really helps unless you've got studs (when are almost unheard of anymore) or chains... But AWD should really help on these. So far I've been happy in MI.

 

[TxFolsom]

After one of the biggest snow storms on record in Denver (at least recorded at the airport,) this thing pushed through 12-15 inches of snow on the road with relative ease. My first AWD. Had a lot of fun in it!

 

[brownactive]

Keep that snow in DENVER.

 

[Trail Blazed]

With those types of snowfall, not many vehicles do very well. We received part of that storm Monday. Where I live, it was just under 6 inches. I like winter, for winter activities, but it is now time to move along, so I can clean up the TB. Thankfully most of winter has been pretty easy here.