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07-31-2017, 05:42 PM
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Drives: Dinan M235, Dinan Sport Wagon
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Philadelphia
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Originally Posted by Ali Shiralian
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Originally Posted by Sedoy
Yeah, those idiots even listed snow tracking by make and model without specifying the most important part - tires. I can grantee that RWD BMW with good snow tires will have better traction than any Subaru with crappy tires. So which AWD system is better? The answer is the one with better tires. But if tested with similar tires Acura's AH-AWD is one of the best/most advance AWD system available. BMW has similar system on X5m/X6m and new X5/X6 with optional torque vectoring.
Here is a great demonstration of both AH-AWD and xDrive with torque vectoring:
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There's a reason most people in the north east US, Colorado, canad (north) rely on Subarus. I'm not saying Acura is bad or anything but they're really not famous for their AWD systems, not yet anyways. Also for OPs asking of around $18,000, you can't find many Acura couple years old for that price but lots of
Subies.
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