10 Best Cars for Winter

posted 1/31/2013 8:42 AM

Overview

When all four tires are working to move a car forward, each requires less traction. And when one tire does slip, there are three more to shoulder the load, not just one. That, in a nutshell, is why all-wheel drive is good in the snow, and so popular in the highest and northernmost parts of the country. Click the arrow above to see our 2013 list of snow- and ski-ready standouts.

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