Well, yes. But in case of a Hilux or an L200 you often don't need to.

What I wanted to say is that a 'station wagon' is useless for half a year in some climates. And it doesn't make any sense to keep two cars, one for 'summer' and one for the 'rest of the seasons'.

I drive my rear wheel drive Camaro year round in Minnesota.

The best vehicle I’ve ever driven in the snow was a tiny 2001 Mercury Cougar. Snow tires make a world of difference.

I owned a 1970s vintage Camaro in Ithaca NY of all places. (For those who don't know, think hills and snow.) No snow tires--poorish student. I used to say it tended to skid with a forecast of snow.