I've been driving a Honda CR-V for the last eight years, and I'm probably going to replace it with a Tacoma (05 or 06, depending on when the 06 models arrive in Canada). One thing I was wondering about . . . the CR-V has a flavour of all-wheel drive, but it only engages when the front wheels start to slip. This means I've only very rarely had the AWD active outside snowstorms and icy conditions.
The only other vehicle I've ever driven that was a "real" 4WD was a military variant Chevy pickup with full-time 4WD. There was no provision to _not_ use 4WD on that one.
Are there any driving tips I should be aware of that my test drive won't have shown me (dry weather, paved roads, no particular driving issues)? Any "gotcha's" about driving a real
4WD that I won't know?