Exactly this. If you paid for 4WD and didn't get 4WD, they need to make it right in some way.That said, if your Bill of Sale says it was 4wd you might have some recourse against the dealer. At least get some adjustment.
I disagree, they corner differently without the AWD. They want to understeer/plow if you give them throttle in the turn, as FWD vehicles tend to.No differents in drive feeling just the lever and 4x4 idiot light
Plus, nothing like the feeling on pulling it into 4WD mode on a day with a fresh foot of snowfall and punching the gas in an empty parking lot. Just watch out for light poles and parking bumpers... 🤣 Just something about doing donuts with all 4 wheels spinning.I disagree, they corner differently without the AWD. They want to understeer/plow if you give them throttle in the turn, as FWD vehicles tend to.
I took out a shopping cart once, but it was white-out conditions and some shopper had just abandoned it in the middle of the lot.. . . empty parking lot. Just watch out for light poles and parking bumpers... 🤣
Ouch! At least if you were horsing around and doing donuts, you'd at least had some fun doing it.I took out a shopping cart once, but it was white-out conditions and some shopper had just abandoned it in the middle of the lot.I wasn't horsing around, I was going to work as a vendor in that store.