Why the Subaru AWD system is perfect for Québec winter

Subaru offers one of the most impressive all-wheel drive systems available on the market today. The AWD system from Subaru has garnered an enviable reputation for its ability to provide exceptional traction, grip, and stability in the most difficult conditions. When you drive a Subaru vehicle equipped with the symmetrical AWD system, you enjoy the confidence and peace of mind of knowing that you can face any hill, snow-covered winding road, or slippery highway with complete confidence.

What makes the Subaru symmetrical AWD system special?

The Subaru symmetrical AWD system is one of the few full-time AWD technologies on the market. Most Subaru competitors offer a part-time system which must first detect a loss of traction before distributing engine power to the rear axle to regain stability.

The Subaru symmetrical AWD system is always on and always dynamically distributing power to all four wheels. That means that the system is quicker to react in slippery conditions and this provides a greater sense of control to the driver. It also means that you can get through a snow bank or get to the top of a hill with less hesitation. With the symmetrical AWD system from Subaru, you don't feel the system working but you never feel like your vehicle is not balanced or is losing control.

Other advantages of the Subaru symmetrical AWD system

The Subaru symmetrical AWD system gives you all of the benefits listed above without sacrificing fuel economy. This is perhaps the most impressive feature of the Subaru symmetrical AWD system. The technology delivers exceptional stability with remarkable efficiency, often times being just as efficient in terms of fuel consumption as part-time AWD systems. Models like the Subaru Crosstrek or Subaru Forester that feature the standard symmetrical AWD system have some of the best fuel consumption ratings in their respective segments.

Give us a call today and discover all of the advantages of the Subaru symmetrical AWD system just in time for winter.