I agree and I'll take that a step further yet. You can do it with RWD. I worked on a farm as well, and farm or not, we made it through many winters with RWD car

I agree and I'll take that a step further yet. You can do it with RWD. I worked on a farm as well, and farm or not, we made it through many winters with RWD cars too. People have no idea anymore about what is actually required to get things done. I have friends who live in a city or town, and think they need 4x4 or AWD in the winter. Even out in the sticks, studded tires or chains do wonders in the winter, and on the farm you're either taking the dirtbike (or ATV) to get to the confinements or if you need to move a lot of hay.