Sentences with phrase «many snowbelt»

In the early 2000s, with the Canadian dollar trading at record lows, Reimer's designs, which were produced here, easily found customers in snowbelt states like Minnesota.

They've outpaced Sunbelt cities, and handily outpaced Snowbelt suburbs, which in turn outgrew Snowbelt cities.

Mom & dad live in the snowbelt of Southern Ontario.

If you live in one of the snowbelt locations of the Great Lakes, you're all too familiar.

Developed in - house, the system weighs just 165 pounds and is intended to help the Genesis appeal more to Snowbelt customers, as Hyundai believes the fact the old car was offered only with rear - wheel drive may have turned off buyers in northern states.

That big - ass Mercedes - Benz star on the front grille is heated because the front sensor for the radar system is mounted behind it, and anyone living in the Snowbelt knows road slush can block the sensor and render the radar system useless.

Because it's a competent, reasonably equipped and priced wagon with a bit of machismo that should capture the attention of both single guys living in the Snowbelt and growing families who want ample space without succumbing to the small crossover craze.

At the same time, the all - new sedan looks dramatic (trust us: it's much better in person), offers a slew of new safety features, and is now available with all - wheel drive, which should make snowbelt drivers happy.

Despite the shortcomings, all - season tires are found on most vehicles in North America, even those in the snowbelt.

The seating position is quite comfortable, power is surprisingly good for a crossover, and the AWD system gives snowbelt shoppers a warm feeling inside.

If you don't live in the Snowbelt, the 1M would make a great daily driver.

Automatically activating the seat and steering - wheel heaters as part of the remote start system are the kinds of thoughtful details that surely have won over buyers in snowbelt states.

Mercedes offers the C300 Coupe in standard rear - wheel drive and optional 4Matic all - wheel drive, with Benz expecting a take rate of around 40 percent for the 4Matic model — primarily in snowbelt states.

Live in the Snowbelt?

Having four driven wheels is a big selling point for drivers in the snowbelt.

This archetypal winter tire should impress anyone in the Snowbelt.

Winter was a frozen hell for many snowbelt residents this season, but it's important to remember that it was just as trying for your car — ice, slush, mud, and salt are no friend to a car's paint or interior.

For most Buick buyers in the snowbelt, this will be the way to go.

As one of the few midsize sedans with available all - wheel drive, the Fusion is ready for foul - weather driving in Snowbelt states.

In addition, shoppers in the Snowbelt will appreciate the Crosstour's available all - wheel drive, a feature that isn't offered on the Accord sedan.

For the first time in a Hyundai sedan, a sophisticated AWD system will be offered, known as HTRAC, significantly broadening Genesis appeal in Snowbelt regions throughout the U.S..

The Sedona is not offered with AWD, so it would not be compatible with some drivers» needs in the snowbelt unless they also had an AWD vehicle of some type to augment it.

Expect rear - wheel drive at launch, although given the Snowbelt's demand for AWD everything, all the time, we wouldn't be surprised if four driven wheels arrive soon thereafter.

Our $ 31K Ford Escape SE trim with front - wheel drive is a mid-trim model that would work well south of the snowbelt.

Perhaps that's why the Snowbelt states are covered in Outbacks.

The second - generation Genesis steps up the technology, especial driver aids, and now offers all - wheel - drive (Hyundai HTRAC), making the car salable in the Snowbelt.

It also comes with standard all - wheel drive, which is a huge bonus for snowbelt dwellers.

By the way, an optional aluminum hardtop may be just the ticket for you snowbelt dwellers.

Biermann says there are no plans to offer it, but he doesn't deny that it could be introduced later to boost appeal in potentially lucrative markets, such as the snowbelt states.

No one who grew up in the Lake Effect snowbelt fears 5 ′ snowfalls, and I don't live in London, Paris, the major Asian population centers or Georgia, so no emotional attachment there.

And SUVs certainly have a lot to offer, particularly for those in the snowbelt, where four - wheel drive is practically a must.

«You'd think the last thing a woman living in a snowbelt would want is more white — but nope!