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But sometimes, to narrow down the best vehicles, you oughta first know about the worst ones.
Here are some of the most unreliable vehicles for winter, according to experts.
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The rear-wheel drive system makes it prone to slipping onicy or snow-covered roads.
Its low ground clearance also increases the likelihood of getting stuck in deeper snow.
I think its better to save the Camaro for fair-weather driving and rely on something more robust for winter.
The 2024 Chevrolet Camaro has a starting MSRP of $32,495.
Such is the case for the Ford F-150 with rear-wheel drive.
Rear-wheel drive trucks are not good on the snow in general.
The 2025 Ford F-150 also has a starting sticker price of $39,345.
And as an electric vehicle, its even less reliable for snow, slush and ice.
The 2025 Nissan Leaf has a starting MSRP of $29,280.
It is a smooth ride when its not winter, so dont discount this vehicle in fair-weather conditions.
Giranda suggested the Subaru Outback as one reliable winter vehicle if youre in the market for a new SUV.
It has all-wheel drive, so you get that traction even on slippery roads.
Another alternative is the Toyota Rav4 all-wheel drive, according to Musson.
The Subaru Outbacks starting MSRP is $30,430.
The Toyota Rav4 has a starting MSRP of $30,245.
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