Ford Edge FWD in snow

Asked by Natalie Feb 05, 2017 at 10:49 PM about the 2011 Ford Edge Limited

Question type: General

I'm looking at buying a 2011 Ford Edge Limited, FWD. I
live in WI, in the country and back roads. I'm wondering if
anyone has had any experience driving that vehicle in
snow. I have a FWD car now but I'm debating whether I
should spend the extra money to get AWD.

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Bob answered 7 years ago

Get the AWD and you will be very glad you did. The only downside is a slight penalty in the fuel mileage department.

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