2015 S550 2WD
07-11-2017, 01:32 PM
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I live in Philadelphia, PA where we get snow. I am considering a purchase of this vehicle, but am concerned about whether this model can be driven in the snow.
Can anyone please provide guidance about how this car performs during inclement weather?
THANK YOU!
Can anyone please provide guidance about how this car performs during inclement weather?
THANK YOU!
07-11-2017, 11:07 PM
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Completely agree. If you live where it snows, 4-Matic all the way, don't even consider a car without it.
07-14-2017, 03:43 PM
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We have snow 6 months a year (at least feels so, 3 months at least for real). The wife once had a 204 4-Matic for long work trips. If we had snow for more than 6 months, I might consider a 4-Matic. We are allowed to use studded tyres though.
4-Matic certainly drives better in the winter but it is a compromise with other things.
4-Matic certainly drives better in the winter but it is a compromise with other things.
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07-14-2017, 09:27 PM
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We have snow 6 months a year (at least feels so, 3 months at least for real). The wife once had a 204 4-Matic for long work trips. If we had snow for more than 6 months, I might consider a 4-Matic. We are allowed to use studded tyres though.
4-Matic certainly drives better in the winter but it is a compromise with other things.
4-Matic certainly drives better in the winter but it is a compromise with other things.
