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IDK, a Jeep Wrangler which is RWD vehicle 99% of the time is better in rain or light snow then a FJ cruiser with a Full Time AWD system? Which
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IDK, a Jeep Wrangler which is RWD vehicle 99% of the time is better in rain or light snow then a FJ cruiser with a Full Time AWD system? Which means a computer is deciding how much power and where to send it at all times. Its the same AWD system used on the very capable 4Runner, and then of course you still have a low range just like a Wrangler. I love the Wrangler but the FJ seems like more bang for the buck.
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