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Originally Posted by Hersbird
FWD works good in the northern states, but RWD is just a PITA, I don't care how good your traction and stability programs are. So I only compare prices of the AWD versions if there isn't a FWD version. Basically I'd prefer a FWD Tiguan over a RWD ID4, plus we don't get a state incentive. If the Rav4 prime was ramped up to exceed demand that may be the all around best. 80% of the time, maybe more battery only, and when you need a longer trip it's ready to do that without drama as well.
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Any electric car with good winter tires does great, here in New England. If anything, rear wheel drive does better, because the steering and braking traction is separate from the drive. Rear wheel drive gives better traction under acceleration in all conditions.