zzr1200
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Yep plenty of snow uphere and even a jack knifed lorry on Monday up by the Roaches. Don't think road had been gritted but by our return on Tuesday it was clear as a bell but plenty of snow on t'hills. Only problem we did journey in a Clio as the Defender is too newish lol.
Yep plenty of snow uphere and even a jack knifed lorry on Monday up by the Roaches. Don't think road had been gritted but by our return on Tuesday it was clear as a bell but plenty of snow on t'hills. Only problem we did journey in a Clio as the Defender is too newish lol.
MikeV8SE
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It's not about RWD "being driven correctly" its being able to drive it at all.
I'm the first to admit if I lived on a perfectly flat road with an open, flat car park nearby I'd be the first to go mess around and have some RWD fun, absolutely! But no matter who you are, I promise you that my 330Ci will not get out of our drive unless you fit winter tyres or snow chains - and for that reason, it is hopeless when it snows.
MikeV8SE
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You what????
SADDLESORE
New Member
Come up here and see what having snow is really like !! !! With an avereage of 3 months coverage you get used to driving in it !! Automatic gearbox is no sweat either although they could have improved the design by putting a plough attachment up front or snow blower ! for those DEEP drifts .. but hell ,thats what i have a highland pony for .. he can climb them ... The Ultimate 4x4 !!
Deasy
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Completely agree, carnt get our off the drive most of the time!
