Basically any AWD with good tires will do the trick. Especially with traction control/snow mode that many modern vehicles have.

Who needs the models when you can be spot on 15 days in advance? I'm done checking the models. Mid February is our chance, if it doesn't happen- game over and see ya next winter.

In my experience Subarus are essentially impervious in the snow. Assuming you aren’t a terrible driver with bald tires.

I went to a Vandals game in November and arrived 3 or 4 hours before it started. I parked alone in that section of the parking lot and when I left at the end of the game there were 5 or 6 Subaru including ours in a a row ll next to each other. They also arrived at different times so not all together. The Subaru is a very popular car in Eastern WA and North Idaho.