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Originally posted by Polak:
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Rear wheel drive in snow/ice SUCKS! Period. If you must drive a rwd vehicle in snow/ice, try to coast SLOWLY around corners without touching your gas pedal at all. Step on the gas after you've straightened out again.

Good Luck!
I'd have to disagree with you on this. [Argue] Front wheel drive cars have no advantage over rear wheel drive cars in snow or otherwise and are approprietly also knows as "wRong Wheel Drive".

The whole "You'll get more grip on snow with fwd" statement is a myth proven by simple physics.

Also I'd much rather have to deal with oversteer than understeer any day of the year.
Well, if you drive smart and slow then you won't have to deal with either.

Also, you are mistaken. It's easier to pull (fwd) than push (rwd) a car through snow.

Also, fwd has the ability to dig out the snow underneath them when more gas is applied instead of just piling it front of them as in case of the rwd.

It's strange that you say that, as you would have felt the difference if you drove a rwd and a then fwd in snow.