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Over the years, off-road capable SUVs and trucks have become complex machines. From electronic differentials and transfer cases to full-time all-wheel drive systems that are easy to operate but difficult to understand, these new 4x4s are supposed to be better in every way, but are they?
On this episode of the Hemmings Hot Rod BBQ Podcast, Mike Musto sits down with Ryan Douthit and Nick Cappetto of Drivings Sports TV, two guys who make a living reviewing OEM off-roaders, to see if newer is actually better, or if the older analog systems from yesteryear are the way to go.
So, grab a beverage or sit back in your favorite easy chair, because the BBQ is about to begin!
Re: Old or New Four-Wheel-Drive Systems: Which is Better?
11/29/2022 2:40 AM
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Re: Old or New Four-Wheel-Drive Systems: Which is Better?
