Is disappointment with IS250 AWD's performance in snow due to car/tires/conditions?
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IS 250 is crap in snow
Traction control cuts out accelerator. Bull****
Seriously worst car I have EVER driven in snow
My MR 2 with studded snows will run circles around this POS
I routinely drive in snow as they usually don't plow until after I leave in the morning. My Tundra is awesome
The PWR/SNOW setting does nothing to keep the accelerator from cutting out. I know how to drive in snow! Been driving in horrible conditions with no problems for 40 years. I need to be able to use the accelerator when I need it. Not when some engineer in Japan decides for me
Seriously worst car I have EVER driven in snow
My MR 2 with studded snows will run circles around this POS
I routinely drive in snow as they usually don't plow until after I leave in the morning. My Tundra is awesome
The PWR/SNOW setting does nothing to keep the accelerator from cutting out. I know how to drive in snow! Been driving in horrible conditions with no problems for 40 years. I need to be able to use the accelerator when I need it. Not when some engineer in Japan decides for me
#32
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Traction control cuts out accelerator. Bull****
Seriously worst car I have EVER driven in snow
My MR 2 with studded snows will run circles around this POS
I routinely drive in snow as they usually don't plow until after I leave in the morning. My Tundra is awesome
The PWR/SNOW setting does nothing to keep the accelerator from cutting out. I know how to drive in snow! Been driving in horrible conditions with no problems for 40 years. I need to be able to use the accelerator when I need it. Not when some engineer in Japan decides for me
Seriously worst car I have EVER driven in snow
My MR 2 with studded snows will run circles around this POS
I routinely drive in snow as they usually don't plow until after I leave in the morning. My Tundra is awesome
The PWR/SNOW setting does nothing to keep the accelerator from cutting out. I know how to drive in snow! Been driving in horrible conditions with no problems for 40 years. I need to be able to use the accelerator when I need it. Not when some engineer in Japan decides for me
When I retired in '11 and realized that I didn't need AWD I switched to an IS-F. A truly great car to drive. Now when it snows, I go back to bed.
#33
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Do you have the AWD model? With winter tires? Hard to believe you are having serious traction problems with that setup.
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