And I didnt mean that the abuse was just from auto-x, but in general.
I beat the crap out of that car every second of the day for 3 years.
Doing the EIGHT auto-x events I did definitely didn’t help any. Especially the time I slid into the gravel/grass, and the other time when I took 1st out in MCC. (It may have been novice, but I still won)
On Topic:
About the “operating at FWD most of the time” I can 100% verify that this isn’t true.
From a stop, its being pushed. You can feel it.
On slippery roads, no issues at all.
Cornering, I can get the back out every time if I really wanted to.
Slow driving, changing lanes… you can feel the AWD every second.
I dunno who told you/where you read that… but, slow/cornering/fast driving/ braking/slick roads ALL use the AWD. That leaves out what? 60 MPH thruway driving? Not exactly “almost always FWD”
Anyone have a link? I’m interested in someone proving me wrong, as I have been driving the car and it completely acts like AWD all the time.
This car has been the most fun to drive out of the three I’ve owned so far. I’ve put 400 miles on it so far, and every mile has been a lot of fun 