ha ha snow. (sorry)

 

We've only had light snow so far here in southern NY, so it's to soon to tell.

 

i was in pittsburgh pa for som toyota training on nov 5th, i had to drive from pitt to sothern wv after class their was 2-3 inches on the highway the entire trip, the trip took me double the time i got their in but wow my xb was a tank of course i do have 4 wintermark tires all studded but the trac and vsc saved my butt more then once i was actually passing trucks in the left lane that had not been plowed, of course my average speed was about 30-40 mph the whole time and seen 25+ cars and trucks wrecked but hands down this car out of all front drives i have owned is the most snow capable.

 

uhhhh...I had a 2001 Dakota with a v-8, and that thing would spin the tires w/ chains on going up just a slight grade in low gear. Was a major let down.

Glad the hear the xb2 handles like a champ!

 

We had some pretty decent snow/slush here in PA and even with my "Ultra High Performance" summer only tires I had no isses. Veyr happy with how the xB goes in the snow...traction control and ABS clearly functioned.

 

this is great news. so when we get our 2-3 inches for the year ill be ready..lol
i was actually just going to drive my 95 eclipse if it snowed in case some idiot hit me i wouldnt be as pissed.

 

Im in NH and we have a couple of stoms so far this year. The box did well with the stock tires, Im not to sure about the traction control though maybe I just have to get used to it.

 

I thought my xb sucked in the snow compared with my other front wheel drives. (all 3 were Hondas and had no type of traction control) I think the tires were probably a big factor.

 

I live in Seattle and when we get snow, its bad news because our hills are so steep. Plus it doesn't help that I have summer tires...

In all fairness however, the VSC and traction control are life savers and the xB handles way better than my BMW e30 325is ever did.