Video Reviews BMW M 135i xDrive vs Audi TT RS Plus vs Mercedes A45 AMG

[DblPen]

well im basing it on my own personal experience, maybe you know more than i do

 

[C4L]

well im basing it on my own personal experience, maybe you know more than i do

Personal experience only fosters perceptions and beliefs. I have yet to actually share my personal experience on the matter, have I?

 

[Betty Swollocks]

well im basing it on my own personal experience, maybe you know more than i do

So, in your own personal experience you're saying that if all vehicles are on the same tyres, there is absolutely no difference in the snow between a 4WD, FWD and RWD car?

That is utter clap-trap.

Personal experience only fosters perceptions and beliefs. I have yet to actually share my personal experience on the matter, have I?

Jesus, you really need to calm down. DblPen was replying to me anyway!

 

[C4L]

Jesus, you really need to calm down. DblPen was replying to me anyway!

I think you need to calm down. I didn't know who he is responding to.

 

[Betty Swollocks]

I think you need to calm down. I didn't know who he is responding to.

Seriously, it was bloody obvious. You've completely ruined this thread with your relentless posting. Use "multi-quote" anyway!

 

[DblPen]

So, in your own personal experience you're saying that if all vehicles are on the same tyres, there is absolutely no difference in the snow between a 4WD, FWD and RWD car?

That is utter clap-trap.

Oh yeah, there is. But in normal everyday driving you dont see it. Certainly you dont experience traction problems with rwd, unless you want to have fun. Traction control works wonders i tell you. And in some cases you experience understeer in fwd cars even in normal driving on snow. I was never pushing really hard awd on snow, so i dont know about that, but driving faster than usual i fel alot more comfortable in rwd than fwd. Ofcourse you never go bananas on thick snow, so i dont know how it is when cars are on the limit

 

[Deckhook]

^From my experience between driving FWD, RWD and AWD in snow its RWD which is easiest to get stuck, probably due to lack of weight over the driven wheels.

 

[Sayyaaf]

^From my experience between driving FWD, RWD and AWD in snow its always VAG product that will be the best thing to drive by nature. Unless its british

I quoted you and Auto-correct did something with it. Blame the computers.

 

[Deckhook]

I quoted you and Auto-correct did something with it. Blame the computers.

What's this Kilcrohane has two accounts?

P.S.
I must say I did laugh at this, very good.

 

[Rolf]

You guys are going way off the topic of the video of the 3 cars compared!!! 4 pages extra of utter Bull Shite! Why don't you start another thread "4WD vs FWD vs RWD in all weather conditions"?