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Originally Posted by Aquarius
This may all be true for The Great White North, but seeing as the OP states they are in Texas, answers have ben curtailed to apply to his situation. Yes, ice and snow can happen in Texas (it can happen anywhere), but as few times as it does occur, very few people could justify the expense of a new car just to get AWD for the handful of days you may run into ice and snow.
Most people that live in areas of the USA that get ice and snow a few times a year either run all-season tires or drive extremely cautious. If OP feels these 2 options are not good answers for their situation, then I and many others, recommend a snow tire. If OP won the lottery, or likes to buy needless things, then AWD would be perfect for you.
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I didn’t win the lottery and don’t have endless amounts of $$ to spend. I’m a nurse and work in a hospital so staying home isn’t an option. I just want to get to and from work without destroying my Camaro. I’ve lived in Texas my entire life so that’s why I’m asking folks from colder regions to help a girl out.