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I doubt the OP will be driving the vehicle to the limits in Florida!
In Florida, 2WD is more than adequate.
Can you even drive 70 for more than a few miles on the freeway without having to panic brake? When I was there, you couldn't, no matter what part of the state you're in.
Things to remember about AWD;
AWD will cost more for gasoline and any tire defect after the tires age a bit, results in a 4 tire purchase. You can't just buy one new tire with 3 old tires with AWD.
I live in Michigan where winters are long and Icy, horribly tough like the roads/pot holes. AWD here is more important but not 100% necessary. A good set of Winter tires here will really get you by fine. If you're not sure you need it, then you probably don't! Words of advise.
In Florida, 2WD is more than adequate.
Can you even drive 70 for more than a few miles on the freeway without having to panic brake? When I was there, you couldn't, no matter what part of the state you're in.
Things to remember about AWD;
AWD will cost more for gasoline and any tire defect after the tires age a bit, results in a 4 tire purchase. You can't just buy one new tire with 3 old tires with AWD.
I live in Michigan where winters are long and Icy, horribly tough like the roads/pot holes. AWD here is more important but not 100% necessary. A good set of Winter tires here will really get you by fine. If you're not sure you need it, then you probably don't! Words of advise.
