Would coupes drive well in the snow?

Nearly any car can be reasonably safe and competent in the snow, provided it is outfitted with decent snow tires. “Coupe” merely suggests a car has 4/5 seats but only 2 doors (or only 4 pillars versus 6 or more, depending on the source). read more

If so it would do better than one that isn't. And a front wheel drive car would do better than a rear wheel drive car. A car being a coupe doesn't disqualify it from being able to handle well in the snow, but a larger car with a wider wheel base will almost always do better. read more

Check out the full list of the best vehicles for snow and winter driving from Forbes. No matter which you choose, these tips for driving in the snow and these maintenance tips to winterize your car will help you navigate the roads safely and securely. read more

Rear-wheel-drive, typically favored by luxury automakers for its more refined ride and handling qualities, inherently fares worse in the white stuff than does the more-common front-drive configuration, which places more weight over the drive wheels. read more