I keep hearing, since I don't have mine yet, about the turning radius. It's also something that I noticed with my 4Runner- also not a good radius. But the other day I was in a 2015 Tahoe and it has a great radius- that is until you take it out of 2wd and put it into 4wd. I've noticed something similar in my Wrangler- the closer to a 'full' 4wd setting, the less manouvaerable.
Now I know 4wd cars/SUV that are really AWD always pretty much have a good radius. But Isn't comparing the IG radius to a jeep in 2wd not a true comparision? Has someone compared the vehicles when they are set up to the same level of competence? Maybe the deltas aren't as big then. Now, or course, you have the ability to go into 2wd mode on a lot of these SUVs, so that you can have the smaller turn radius and the IG is stuck in 4wd all the time.
Just a thought.
Now I know 4wd cars/SUV that are really AWD always pretty much have a good radius. But Isn't comparing the IG radius to a jeep in 2wd not a true comparision? Has someone compared the vehicles when they are set up to the same level of competence? Maybe the deltas aren't as big then. Now, or course, you have the ability to go into 2wd mode on a lot of these SUVs, so that you can have the smaller turn radius and the IG is stuck in 4wd all the time.
Just a thought.
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