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i bought a awd sl but i dont have the traction contorl, and the dvc,,,is this good or are the other 2 options only for fwd models.?
I think what mozman (correct me if I'm wrong mozman...) meant was that the VDC is targeted towards novice and/or unsure snow/ice drivers, vs. an experienced snow/ice driver with a confident command of controlling a vehicle in those conditions, where it's really not necessary to have VDC.JeffC said:So....If you have not taken a professional driving course you should opt for the VDC? No offense intended, but that says volumes about the MO's AWD system.
Oh, I agree with you. I think perhaps I stated my point poorly, I didn't really mean that it was only for inexeperienced drivers, although I can see that it came across that way.Eric L. said:I would kindly caution against generalizing that VDC is a safety aid for only inexperienced drivers. VDC is useful for almost all types of driving situations, and can help even the most experienced driver drive more safely. ....
No offense taken and hopefully none offended. It wasn't intended to bash the AWD system. Besides the AWD and VDC work for different reasons. There's a discussion on the differences on the forum.JeffC said:So....If you have not taken a professional driving course you should opt for the VDC? No offense intended, but that says volumes about the MO's AWD system.