Should I buy a car with all-wheel drive even if I don’t always need it?
Extra traction can improve safety in difficult conditions, but it also increases cost and complexity. I need to decide if the benefits justify the trade-offs.
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All-wheel drive can definitely make driving safer in rain, snow, or rough road conditions, but it’s not always necessary for everyone. It usually means higher maintenance costs and slightly worse fuel economy, so it depends on where and how often you drive. If you mostly stay in the city, a good front-wheel-drive car may be enough. I’ve been comparing affordable AWD options lately through www.autobidmaster.com/en/locations/usa/minnesota/donation-vehicles/ because they have a huge selection of vehicles. In the end, I think AWD is worth it if you regularly face difficult weather or road conditions.