Ski car

Stop reading your Audi's brochure.

Many cars have had AWD long before Audi and Audi doesn't have the best.

Hell even this thing from 110 years ago has awd:

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Jeep wrangler, those things are gnarly af, or hatchback Subaru. Or you could just put some fucking turtles on the tops of the rentals, those things work great.
 
subaru, toyota rav 4 , ford explorer, Jeep, toyota fj cruiser, maybe throw in a ski rack for like an extra 10 bucks. eventually youll earn the money you spent on them back
 
i may of stated that wrong and i realize they didn't literally invent it but they where the first to put power to an awd system and prove it with rally racing. look up the ur quattro.
 
FORD BRONCOS

but basically any full sized suv, like a toyota sequoia or a chevy tahoe. four door pickups are acceptable.

fuck those little soccer mom "SUVs"
 
The Ur-Quattro wasn't actually such a revolution as people make it seem. It wasn't even the first 4wd car by many years. It was just the first when rules changed which allowed 4wd cars to enter again.

It was beaten in a championship by the RWD Lancia 037 and then twice by the AWD Peugot 205 Turbo 16 E2 And when the Lancia Delta Integrale came along for it's six back to back victories, Audi was nowhere.

There is no true best AWD system, most are very different and specialized. And if I had to pick best all-round it still wouldn't be Audi it would be the new system in the new Range Rover Sport (which is finally worthy of the badge.)
 
going on record here.....this is one of the dumbest threads ever dude. seriously...whatever car has wheels and can get you to the hill...hahahahaaa
 
First off, AWD, 4X4, traction control, etc. doesn't mean shit if the car doesn't have good snow tires, and that's what I find as the biggest piss off about rental cars. They'll send you off in a Suburban with some bullshit "all season" tires with 1 mm of tread and expect that to be sufficient to drive up I-70 in a blizzard. If rental car companies (and Mr. Enterprise, I sincerely hope you're reading this) would equip cars with proper WINTER TIRES, they would find many more of them coming back in one piece.

That said, AWD is still a huge advantage, and I wouldn't trade my Audi for anything in the world. The problem is that you'd be really hard pressed to rent an Audi or even a Subaru from any company, and very few American brands, which comprise the majority of the rental fleet, offer any sort of AWD vehicles. Just lately though, Ford has begun to introduce AWD versions of its Fusion and Taurus sedans, which would be a great option to see entering the rental fleet.

 
haha the people who down voted me saying that nissan had the best awd clearly havent heard of the attesa system...
 
Let me guess, you probably own a Nissan, therefore you think Nissan's Advanced Total Traction Engineering System for All-Terrain is the best.

Well it isn't.
 
Toyota 4runners, VW Touareg, Subarus, and tahoes, pretty much anything that can drive through snow well- audis can do that too but just a reasonable priced car to rent that can haul throw any snow storm

 
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