Motortrend review of the Gen 4 AWD-e

Discussion in 'Gen 4 Prius Main Forum' started by krmcg, Dec 18, 2018.

  1. krmcg

    krmcg Lowered Blizzard Pearl Beauty

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    Prodigyplace 2025 Camry XLE FWD

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    krmcg Lowered Blizzard Pearl Beauty

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    No need here in sunny SoCal...
     
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    Prodigyplace 2025 Camry XLE FWD

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    i figured you had the first Gen 4, you could get the first AWD-e. I am sure @DianneWhitmire could help with that. ;)

    AWD-e likely works in sand too.
     
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    AWD are good when you leave a dead stop.

    Put winter tires on a FWD and you will also drive at 50 mph on 1.5" of snow on the interstate safely. Faster and the car start to hoover.

    In both case, moving is easy; stopping is the issue.
     
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