juststart

Need a reliable SUV and CRV obviously is a top choice. autopriceshare dealers give me two quotas. One is for 2015 CRV EX-L 2WD with Navigation $28762.0($1800 off MSRP), the other is EX-L AWD $27941.0($2300 off MSRP). Compared with other deals shared in autopriceshare.com, these prices are fair.
Two questions: 1. I am in Seattle. Is AWD necessary? when I in test drive, I feel no obvious differences between AWD and FWD. 2. I am a new graduate, are there any incentives or promos for new graduates?
Hope someone could help me here, thanks!

77777

get the 4wd. its not much more. you will like it when it does snow, or if you like to go up in the mountains. you will also have better resale value later.

JoshTheJerk

Definitely get the AWD. You didn't notice a difference due to the fact that it is an AWD system not a 4wd. Its a front wheel drive basically until the system notices a slip in traction in which case it transfers power to rear wheels.
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forcfedcivic

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Shop around....I bought my 2013 pilot exl 4wd for 27k brand new.....it was a demo....had 3000 miles on it but they honored full factory warranty....we now have 29k on it and has been flawless

juststart

The dealer matched a lower shared price for AWD. I bought it last week, thanks