Could VTM-4 be used in a TL or RL?
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Since Acura spent all the money developing this system, which by all accounts has been well received, why not implement it into their sedans? I'm thinking about competition for Audi's Quattro system and Audi/VW's 4motion system.
The VTM-4 system would add some weight to the car, but would also help shift some weight to the rear of the car. I was just wondering what your thoughts were on this subject, if all-wheel drive was a $1000-$1500 option? I'm sure some of you guys up north sliding around on your Blizzacks would like two more driving wheels...
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The VTM-4 system would add some weight to the car, but would also help shift some weight to the rear of the car. I was just wondering what your thoughts were on this subject, if all-wheel drive was a $1000-$1500 option? I'm sure some of you guys up north sliding around on your Blizzacks would like two more driving wheels...
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Originally posted by Atomix:
Since Acura spent all the money developing this system, which by all accounts has been well received, why not implement it into their sedans? I'm thinking about competition for Audi's Quattro system and Audi/VW's 4motion system.
The VTM-4 system would add some weight to the car, but would also help shift some weight to the rear of the car. I was just wondering what your thoughts were on this subject, if all-wheel drive was a $1000-$1500 option? I'm sure some of you guys up north sliding around on your Blizzacks would like two more driving wheels...
Since Acura spent all the money developing this system, which by all accounts has been well received, why not implement it into their sedans? I'm thinking about competition for Audi's Quattro system and Audi/VW's 4motion system.
The VTM-4 system would add some weight to the car, but would also help shift some weight to the rear of the car. I was just wondering what your thoughts were on this subject, if all-wheel drive was a $1000-$1500 option? I'm sure some of you guys up north sliding around on your Blizzacks would like two more driving wheels...
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