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Date: 4 Sep 2002 11:39 (UTC)One is a Subaru Legacy, the car I most often drive. It has gotten me out of some sticky situations in the unpredictable weather here in the Pacific NW, including times when the police were not allowing any vehicles to travel a road unless it had 4-wheel drive.
The other is a Chevy Silverado truck. I used the 4-wheel drive on it two days ago when we drove up in the mountains on some forest service roads. We take it off-roading in the summer. We have a trailer that we tow often, as well, and end up using the truck to help people when they're moving.
Please do not assume that all owners of 4-wheel drive vehicles are the same, or that everybody uses them the same, OR that everybody drives them the same. Such broad generalizations are not truly useful, nor fair.