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I find myself depending more on the electronic aids (ABS, traction control) when driving an automatic. Manual has an advantage when you're stuck in snow too, you can more easily rock the car back and forth without breaking the gearbox. :). Dec 30th, 2011 2:28 pm. #10. Insider: Deal Addict: User avatar 31 Dec 2007 In my experience, it only really matters when starting out or you are stuck. And then second gear is usually better than first. This is one of those rare instances when an auto is superior to manual. With auto transmission its easier to start in second and to rock back and forth between reverse and forward. 19 Jan 2010 whether that be software glitches or hydraulic pump failures, I'm much more inclined to vote manual. And, yes, four-wheel drive would help, but I find the extra weight, fuel consumption and complexity it brings unnecessary in a largely snow-free climate (especially as we move into an era when all cars will 11 Jan 2016 When it comes to snowy Colorado weather, the kind of car you drive can make a big difference with your safety and comfort on the roads. Many people opt for 4?4 or all-terrain vehicles, while others prefer to stick it out with their 2-wheel drive cars, but no matter how big your car is or what kind of drivetrain 16 Apr 2016 Hey guys I'm about to buy my first car and I want to get a manual car. My parents are against this and said I will have too hard of a time driving it in the upcoming winter. I live in Upstate NY so it does snow. How hard is driving a manual in the winter? If I have like 2 months to practice ebfore the winter comes 12 Jan 2007 I would have to say that the manual transmission would offer the best control and modulation in the snow, but is this universal or only for skilled/experienced drivers and enthusiasts? My personal car is a 5-speed car with AWD, and I find it to drive very well in the snow even with directional all-seasons on it. 15 Dec 2017 Take your time when turning. Slow down, take your foot off the brake, turn the wheel gently, then accelerate after the turn is complete. If your vehicle starts to skid, ease off the brake and accelerator. Turn the wheel in the direction of the skid to straighten your front tires and regain control. My 0.02 cents. Whether your car is manual or automatic, I think it's a good idea to find a safe area with no obstacles or traffic such as a car park or quiet, wide road (make sure there are no hidden curbs or obstacles under the snow) and test out your car's responses at low speed. In a manual car, get a feel for the gas and the