> You and the people you know may just not be suited for driving in those conditions ...northern Wisconsin gets its fair share of snow. > ABS is usually the o

> You and the people you know may just not be suited for driving in those conditions ...northern Wisconsin gets its fair share of snow. > ABS is usually the only thing they have I think you've just agreed with me. ABS and TCS are exactly the systems I was referring to, and most of today's drivers have never encountered a car that doesn't at least have ABS. I've driven a car without ABS or TCS in the snow. It's extremely difficult. Kind of similar to driving a stick shift for the first time. The idea is simple, but getting it into muscle memory enough that you're not constantly making mistakes is non-trivial.