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Are you thinking about wanting a vehicle with all-wheel drive for this upcoming winter? All-wheel drive can help with acceleration on snowy or icy roads, and most people assume they’ll need an SUV to get it. However, there are alternatives. Plenty of sedans, hatchbacks and minivans offer all-wheel drive, allowing you to save money at the dealership and at the pump if you opt for one of them over an SUV. To help you narrow your search, Edmunds’ auto experts rounded up five of their favorites. They’re ordered by starting price with all-wheel drive, including destination and ordering fees.Subaru ImprezaAn article about all-wheel drive wouldn’t be complete without a Subaru listed. With the recent axing of the Legacy, the Impreza is Subaru’s last car that’s not a sports car. It’s also the brand’s most affordable model. Like most Subarus, the Impreza, which is only available as a hatchback, comes standard with all-wheel drive.X-Mode, Subaru’s advanced traction control system, isn’t offered o