All-Wheel-Drive and 4x4 Vehicles for Ontario Winters
When the snow starts falling in York Region, sending power to all four wheels is what keeps you moving. Carco carries a rotating selection of AWD and 4x4 cars, SUVs, and pickups ready for the season.
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2022 Ram 1500 Sport
$46,500
76,000 km
2019 BMW X5 xDrive50i 4D Utility
$49,888
91,000 km
2015 Hyundai Genesis Sedan 3.8L Luxury 4D Sedan
$14,995
111,000 km
2018 Audi S4 Technik
$19,995
178,879 km
2024 Ford Bronco Sport Big Bend
$22,500
32,500 km
2022 Genesis GV70 Sport Plus 3.5T
$47,500
38,000 km
2020 Subaru WRX Sport-Tech
$24,995
87,797 km
2024 GMC Yukon Denali
$78,995
29,500 km
2015 Ford F150 Shelby
$79,888
125,600 km
2019 Acura RDX Tech
$23,400
141,569 km
2019 Nissan Titan XD Platinum Reserve
$39,999
116,005 km
2021 Ram 1500 Rebel
$39,995
106,883 km
2023 Lexus NX-Series 350 Ultra Premium
$45,995
30,659 km
2018 Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class GLE63SAMG
$47,995
87,500 km
2018 Audi S5 Technik
$29,995
115,400 km
2018 Audi Q5 Progressiv
$16,499
147,000 km
2021 Porsche Cayenne Base
$64,995
79,000 km
2022 BMW X5 M Competition
$104,995
38,200 km
2015 Audi RS 7 Premium
$45,000
118,500 km
2025 Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad Prem Hyb
$69,995
29,700 km
2021 Toyota Tundra TRD Off Road
$30,000
253,000 km
Traction and Confidence on York Region Roads
A Newmarket winter can turn a routine drive down Yonge Street or Davis Drive into a test of grip. Vehicles that drive all four wheels put more of the engine's effort into the road, so pulling away from an icy stop sign or climbing an unplowed side street feels far more secure than it does in a two-wheel-drive car.
Our selection is not limited to one body style. You will find sedans and hatchbacks that shrug off slush, crossovers sized for daily commutes, and pickups that keep working when the plows are still out. Whatever shape suits your driveway, the shared trait here is a drivetrain that helps in exactly the weather Ontario is known for.
AWD or 4x4: Which One Fits How You Drive
All-wheel drive usually works on its own, quietly shifting power between the wheels as conditions change, which makes it a natural fit for cars and crossovers used on paved roads and highways every day. Four-wheel drive, often badged 4x4, is the heavier-duty setup you engage yourself, common in trucks and rugged SUVs meant for deep snow, gravel, or towing.
If you are not sure which one your driving calls for, tell us how and where you spend your time behind the wheel. Because our winter-ready AWD and 4x4 vehicles are priced to the real market for the drivetrain they carry, you can weigh the trade-offs on fit and cost together and land on the vehicle that actually matches your commute, not just the badge on the tailgate.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I really need AWD or 4x4 for winter in Newmarket?
It is not mandatory, but many York Region drivers value the added grip on unplowed roads and steep driveways. Paired with proper winter tires, all-wheel or four-wheel drive gives you a steadier start and more control when conditions turn bad.
What is the practical difference between AWD and 4x4?
AWD generally manages traction automatically and suits everyday cars and crossovers on the road. A 4x4 system is usually driver-selected and built for heavier duty, so it shows up more on trucks and off-road-capable SUVs. Both send power to all four wheels.
Can I see the history before I buy an all-wheel-drive vehicle here?
Yes. You are welcome to book a test drive and review the maintenance records in person, and every AWD and 4x4 vehicle on our lot also comes with its own Carfax report, so you can check the ownership and accident record before you visit us in Newmarket.