[RKDinOKC]

One winter had a front wheel drive Audi. It got around great on regular tires except this one time. Slid slowly down a hill and thru a busy intersection. Granted that was not snow it was ice.

The only vehicle I had any problems with was the 90 928 GT. If it was slick it was impossible to keep it from trying to swap ends anytime you put ANY power to the rear even with limited slip. Tried snow tires and it did NOT hardly any better. Just too much low end torque. Decided it was not a vehicle for ice and snow. Don't have that problem with the GTS, but it has PSD rear end where the differential is controlled by computer that uses steering input, tires slip, and accelerometers to let which tire slips how much. Don't drive it when slick. Not because it can't get around, but because don't want some idiot slamming into it.