Car driving explained: front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, four-wheel drive and all-wheel drive
Once you're inside a car, you'll come across FWD, RWD, 4WD, and AWD. These abbreviations refer to different drive methods; the term at the end generally refers to how the vehicle transfers power to the wheels. Understanding these phrases can help you decide which quality car is right for your needs. Let's explain everything in simple terms. Front-wheel drive (FWD) Front-wheel drive (FWD) transmits engine power to the front wheels. This is the ultimate and common powertrain for today's vehicles. One of the reasons for its popularity is cost efficiency. Front-wheel drive cars are generally cheaper to ship and therefore cheaper to buy as a suitable car. They are also lighter and more environmentally friendly because the engine and transmission are located in the front, reducing the overall weight. There are many advantages to driving a front-wheel drive car. The weight of the engine is concentrated over the front wheels, which allows for better traction when driving uphill or on…
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