Finally a great explanation for those who could never catch the differences between all those technics. Thank you so much.

as a jeep owner i wanted to say one often overlooked disadvantage of a 4wd car is that all 4 wheels have to be the same diameter, that means if you get a nail in the sidewall on a jeep or range rover you have to change all 4 tires, not just an axle, many people dont know this and jeep gets a bad rep for transmission reliability because many people screw this up, if you only change one axles tires while the other axle is half worn it will run fine for about 8-16 months, than your transfer case will leave the chat, (and sadly to properly fix it you will have to throw away those two tires and buy 4 more tires totaling 6 tires since the nail)

I have AWD and noticed mine doesn’t always use AWD as explained. My AWD kicks in initially when pulling off but then turns into FWD only for the rest of my journey and the AWD kicks in sometimes when the car feels it’s needed.

@foxy126pl6

4 ай бұрын

Its called a lot of names. Part time AWD, hadex, e-AWD and other names. Its got an electronic clutch that connects when front wheels loose traction, and its disconected most of the time to improve fuel economy

@arseniynaumov135

Ай бұрын

This is how it should be, if it would be different you would hate your milage and noticed quick ware on tires

@jussieronen3707

28 күн бұрын

​@@arseniynaumov135 That or a selector switch for the AWD system like many offroad vehicles have

My car is left wheel drive

@kaitinkhumzote

2 жыл бұрын

☝️😁😂🤣😂

@fisshuman

2 жыл бұрын

My car doesn't have a wheel drive

@abhishekparashar1803

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@montrealguy3328

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

@gestiargnest1923

2 жыл бұрын

@@fisshuman u must have Bluetooth wheel drive

The advantage of FWD is that the rear usually does not swerving rear end. In extreme situations, the vehicles tend to understeer, i.e. to push over the front wheels. This is often better compensated for by the driver than a swerving rear end. In addition, FWD saves space. With RWD, when the engine is in the front, there is no load on the drive wheels. When the engine is at the rear, the RWD becomes a swerving rear end. The driver has to switch from turning in to countersteering. With RWD, the tunnel drive runs straight through the passenger compartment.

@saulespino2510

5 ай бұрын

FWD chews up the front tires too fast because of the double duty, driving and steering. That's a shame

@rosemaymathiot794

23 күн бұрын

Rwd is the best in my opinion..plus we can go drifting❤❤❤🎉

I like FWD because it is the best for improving technique and daily use (more economical). It can be beneficial even if you plan on driving RWD or AWD in a performance setting because FWD isn't ideal for putting power down and/or steering. This added difficulty forces you to learn proper driving technique to be fast and efficient rather than using ideal drivetrains as a crutch. Then when you get into a RWD or AWD, you will absolutely haul ass because you are fast, not just the car. It is a lot cheaper to learn to drive well in FWD and put in the seat time than it is to immediately jump into RWD and AWD cars that immediately begin draining your finances. If you've ever played any Gran Turismo game, you know they start you off in FWD cars. They do it because they too understand the FWD handicap makes you better. Just my two cents as a former driving instructor, practicing driving enthusiast. 👍

@gestiargnest1923

2 жыл бұрын

Daily driving fwd is nice fuel economy... Fwd diesel fuel economy pro max ultra

@j.thomas7128

Жыл бұрын

FWD for learning driving techniques... LoL Are you 16? There is no technique to driving fwd aggressively other than STOMP AND STEER. Cmon dude. Sheesh.

@kiefershanks4172

Жыл бұрын

Stomp and steer eh? Sounds like something a 16 year old would say. 🤪

@j.thomas7128

Жыл бұрын

@@kiefershanks4172 You've obviously only "honed" your "skills" from video games... Name one FWD car that has oversteer designed into the car without having to reverse stagger the wheels, add thicker sway bars, and k-brace the shock towers. And you probably have no idea what any of this means without looking it up... Try some track time or at minimum, drive in a few SCCA events even if they are parking lot cone events. Even with professional levels of left foot braking and trail braking, a FWD car will never balance like the 50/50 weight distribution of RWD or some AWD cars (Audi with Torsen but not Haldex AWD). NEVER. Learning FWD advanced driving is great for driving FWD, but that's it! FWD cars have to be driven differently than RWD or rear weight and power biased AWD for the most spirited of driving. Dude, just stop. You don't have the level of experience to continue this conversation without sending me into hysterical laughter. Your explanation is lovely, but wrong. Take your medicine then learn something.

@michaelrotherham5159

Жыл бұрын

@@j.thomas7128 nice comeback 🤭

One of the best mechanical AWD systems of all time is probably the Super Select System from the Mitsubishi Pajero. 2H, 4H, 4HLc and 4LLc, giving RWD, AWD, 4WD centre diff locked and 4WD low range with centre diff locked.

@tracylemme1375

2 жыл бұрын

FWD,a manufacturer trucks, always had a center differential that was lockable. They were the first in the US with "F"our "W"heel "D"rive.

@toddavis8151

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree, it seems weird on the surface but it does a good job

@cujbaion1

2 жыл бұрын

Calm down, that's the classical transfer case for SUV and pickups wich can't be called AWD. It's a more unversal 4WD with an added center differential. Even BMW it's using one in their pseudo AWD which is still using a transfer case but already with a permanently engaged clutch pack at a variable proportion. Drawback - isn't giving up a single degree on rear axle like torsen do, in contrary it's pushing the front wheels into the corner within actual clutch torque limit making it drift even when isn't required trough a hard acceleration because even a light acceleration adds up to the interaxial tension provoking a difficult to control skid at medium speeds like in freeway entry.

@ClayWheeler

2 жыл бұрын

Can't go wrong with Mitsubishi Pajero

@MadafakaProfessor

2 жыл бұрын

Pajero in spanish is a guy that does faps

I've got a Focus C-Max Ghia (2005) which is a FWD. I am sincerely very content of how my vehicle behaves when steering sharply at mid speeds. Of course, given the fact that my car is an MPV I never drive off-road, only in an urban environment or on paved roads.

@spawnneverland5334

Жыл бұрын

try a burnout

@kidtechnician9691

Жыл бұрын

I have a 98 altima and is FWD i live on a ranch and it preforms very well on rocky terrain and mudterrain

Did you mention that 4WD's with transfer cases usually have a low and a high range for best application to terrain. Also should mention that there are all kinds of optional differential "lockers" that allow torque to be supplied to every wheel, regardless of difference in traction.

Remember folks. All cars have 4 wheel braking and uses all 4 wheels to turn. Using appropriate tires is more effective than drivetrain in most situations.

@foxgaming76yt24

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't like 4 wheel steering rare and uncommon?

@ucko123

2 жыл бұрын

you need only 2 wheels to turn/steer other 2 are just following.... :P But there are some rare exception :)

@dogwink

2 жыл бұрын

@@ucko123 Right. Never mentioned 4 wheel steering. You need all 4 to turn.

@anthonyandriatsimba7086

2 жыл бұрын

The two rear wheel aren't just there to follow. 😅 When turning, the inner rear wheel is the pivot and the outside wheel is the support.

@foxgaming76yt24

2 жыл бұрын

@@dogwink fair enough

No matter how wheels drive. It matters what kind of driver your are

@rosemaymathiot794

23 күн бұрын

Underrated comment ❤

@rosemaymathiot794

23 күн бұрын

Underrated comment

@rosemaymathiot794

23 күн бұрын

A bad worker will always blame his tools...😂😂

Thank you for the great explanations for each :) I recently purchased a new an awd. I really love it! It was nice pulling plastic off of the interior!

Very good and informative video bro . Keep it up and continue your great work 👍👍

Very informative and useful information. From my understanding 4WD is superior than AWD because the application in 4WD solely depend with the driver engagement while AWD is automatic engagement even when not necessary.

@kevinparsons7538

2 жыл бұрын

There are so many variations of awd, it would take a long time to describe them all. My awd is normally fwd, but if the computer detects a front wheel slipping in snow for example, it will then engage the awd, once all wheels have traction, the awd turns off. I also have a button to turn off traction control and just stay in fwd but there is no benefit in doing so.

@DreamFlightPro

Жыл бұрын

That depends. A lot of car manufacturers are building superior AWD systems. Subaru will always be better and has always been better than 4WD.

My first car Audi A4 2006 was AWD. You explained why I love that car.

Best video of this type. Clearly explain the differences.

I'm from England and was used to driving in all conditions. I also used to do a lot of car rallying, mostly which was off road on different loose surfaces in rain, snow and whatever mother nature could throw at us. The drive of choice and the most successful was rear wheel drive until all wheel drive came into use in the early 1980's. I have driven cars in rallies with all the different drives including Mini Cooper S, Ford Escort Twin Cam, Lancia Fulvia 1.6 HF and Peugeot 205GTI. Audi Quattro. MY choice before all wheel drive was rear wheel drive. Generally like the majority of rally drivers I found oversteer from wheel drive more controllable and getting more power to the drive wheels was an easier engineering task. In reality the difference may be solely in technique of driving. For normal road use and poor conditions I think all wheel drive is best, providing traction to all wheels without gadgets such as diff locks etc, of 4X4 is better for most users. FWD is more expensive to maintain than RWD . FWD allows more interior space and a flatter floor pan.

@cujbaion1

2 жыл бұрын

Fifth occupant of the saloon in the middle for those who have three kids. Definitely a family car feature.

Superb pics Clear cut explanation for the lay man. Thanks for the video

One of the best presentation on DRIVETRAINS.

Excelent video. Now i think the next video should be " Super Select 4x4 by Mitsubishi Pajero vs normal car 4x4. How it's work, and what's the differention? " . I think this would be a great video.

Regardless of AWD or 4WD, people need to get it through their heads that 4WD and AWD don't necessarily make it "safer" to drive in bad conditions (snow/rain). Especially in snow, those can HELP you if you get stuck or help prevent slipping, but you still have to abide by the same "rules" even owners with FWD and RWD vehicles do.... keep your speed reasonable for conditions and don't make any quick reactions (slamming on the brakes for example or swerving) especially in snowy conditions. AWD and 4WD mainly help you keep control if you do start to slip but I've drive FWD cars for a long time and really the biggest thing there (in snowy conditions) is to add weight to the back to even out the weight distribution (also helps on RWD vehicles too). The one system I did like from Chevy was their automatic locking rear differentials, which could cause the rear wheels to lock up and power both wheels evenly (sends power to both wheels) if it detects the truck is slipping. This is a step up from regular RWD but a step down from true AWD or 4WD.

@arucarddimples1944

2 жыл бұрын

Technically it does make it safer and more reliable to drive 4wd or awd in poor conditions. But I know what you mean. It doesn't matter how much go power you have on snow or ice when you can not stop any faster than a fwd or rwd vehicle. Or change the tire traction if turning. You still have to drive with common sense appropiate for the road conditions. Some people get out and think they're in a tank when its basically the same vehicle.

@TheYear-dm9op

Жыл бұрын

I belive when ABS took over there were studies showing that people with ABS were driving faster "because they have ABS". Needless to say that's not how it works.

@kevinparsons7538

Жыл бұрын

In a typical 4x4, if you get stuck, you will have one front and one rear wheel spinning and the other two aren't. The locking diff (AKA posi trac) in the rear will power both wheels, which means you have 3 powered wheels. Also, if you have a limited slip diff in the front you have power to all 4 wheels therefore True 4x4. Not a step down from awd, just a different system. Better for offroading because it can take far more abuse.

Love my awd Equinox, I didn’t at 1st until I got a job about 25miles away. The only or best way to get there was a 2 lane winding road. I’m always usually running behind in the mornings. It was at that time that I started respecting that car. I’ve had all types and I like 4x4 a lot but, from my experience awd kicks 4x4 butt in snow and wet conditions. Of course on the road and not out on a trail with deep mud and such. I’ve even been contemplating putting a turbo on my Equinox. I work on cars a good bit and I will say that my 05 Equinox was 1st gen. I will also say that Chevy made them cheap or to say that their quality in a lot of areas were lacking. Still I’ve grown really fond of that car 340k and don’t leak or use a drop of oil. Still has good power also, it’s no race car but, I have fun in it. I believe it’s about time for a timing chain in it. With that many miles I’m sure it’s time. Have read where a lot of people had a lot of problems with them. Guess I got a good one

Thanks. I’m learning all these. I just have a simple front wheel drive and always careful when it just rained. I tend to start fast, lol. But my next car of choice is going to be an all wheel drive preferably the Mazda.

Very apt in its deep explanations. Thank you for teaching me this lessons.

@TheEngineersPost

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it

Informative video. I had a BMW 330Xi a few years ago; it would have been helpful to have the ability to disengage AWD, I think. Fun car to drive, pretty durable, but it ate half-shafts like popcorn. Replacing them was an expensive hobby. (And yeah, IME, women dig BMWs; YMMV of course)

@Scotford_Maconochie

Жыл бұрын

You might consider xDrive delete

I very much like your pronunciation and deep discussion about automobile wheel drive system. Thank you heartly.

@TheEngineersPost

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks and welcome

@DoodleDoo

2 жыл бұрын

It's text to speech 😂

Thanks bro, very informative

the main problem with awd is the awd system is very sensitive to changes in tire wear. If your tires are unevenly worn it can cause damage to components in the awd system very easily. You cannot rotate your tires like you can in a fwd or rwd car. You have to replace all tires at the same time to ensure they are all evenly worn. At least with a 4wd (4x4) you only really use the system on loose surfaces where wheel slippage mitigates the stresses place on drive train components.

@kevinparsons7538

Жыл бұрын

As a mechanic, i have never heard of this, which vehicle are you talking about.

@MrRandomcommentguy

Жыл бұрын

​@@kevinparsons7538 Anything with an AWD system.

@GabrielSBarbaraS

Жыл бұрын

I have a Subaru and yes I was told and comply with keeping all tires at the same wear, when I replace , I replace all at the same time.

@bernardodehoyos3762

Жыл бұрын

5 tire rotation every 5000 miles works for me, currently i own 3 Subarus

@raphy_tt

Жыл бұрын

@@MrRandomcommentguy You're just making an excuse to diss a superior drive system. When you have a vehicle it's your responsibility to ensure all of your maintenance is up to standard.

At 1:25 the reference to rwd pictures a Mazda awd power train. At 3:40 while talking about the benefits of engine weight over the front axle of a fwd, several body on frame rwd based vehicles are featured. At 8:30 you feature a Subaru for 4wd but it’s actually an awd system without a locking differential for 4wd.

@kominpara4347

2 жыл бұрын

7:07 front engined nsx and rear engined supra

@anotheran

2 жыл бұрын

@@kominpara4347 lol talk about fake cross sections

Thank you so much for this great video sir ✨❤️

@TheEngineersPost

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome!

Thanks for this valuble content !

Every drivetrain has it's own advantages and disadvantages. FWD: - PROS: cheapest to produce, most efficient, most interior space, more traction compared to RWD thanks to engine weight on driven wheels, very practical, safer than RWD because transverse engine allows longer crumple zone and understeer is a little safer than oversteer - CONS: uneven tire wear, front wheels do most of the work, torque steer, difficult to fit a large engine transversly, front suspension is prone to more damage due to the additional weight RWD - PROS: the best weight distribution, can be more fun to drive, allows to fit a larger engine, better traction under hard acceleration, a bit more space in the engine bay (sometimes) - CONS: rear leg space is worse beacuse of transmission tunnel, fuel efficiency is worse than FWD (more drivetrain losses), more expensive to produce, longtudinal engine reduce lenght of crumple zone (this is why Volvo uses transverse engines) AWD - PROS: twice more traction than FWD or RWD, safer handling in slippery conditions, weight distribution is better than FWD, best for offroad, best for snow and mud - CONS: most expensive to produce and maintain, worst fuel efficiency, adds more weight to the car CONCLUSION: FWD is good for family cars, economy cars and light commersial vehicles. RWD is good for large luxury cars, sport cars AWD is good for SUV's, some sport cars and some family cars The majority of cars on the roads are FWD. Their percentage is going up every year, even BMW is switching to FWD. It is simply the most cost effective and practical. Most drivers don't care all that much about handling at high speed. A lot of stupid drivers don't even know what is the layout of their car...

@rizwanalvi5004

2 ай бұрын

you left out a review and pros and cons of 4WD?

Without a doubt, I believe my Subaru with all wheel drive is an advantage over four wheel drive which only applies power to one front and one back wheel unless you have a diff lock.

@dancho0012

Жыл бұрын

Subarus are amazing

@isaakbergen1390

Жыл бұрын

Yes but at the same time if one wheel is slightly bigger (let’s say one or two have more wear than the other two), then that could easily cost you a transmission.

@GabrielSBarbaraS

Жыл бұрын

@@isaakbergen1390 I found this on the WEb----Subaru says that there shouldn't be more than a 1/4" difference in CIRCUMFERENCE (not diameter) bewteeen the largest and smallest tire on the car. This translates to just a few 32nds difference in tread depth.

@charlesharper2357

10 ай бұрын

If you think your awd Subaru is better than a 4X4 Wrangler or pickup you are quite deluded.

@user-ow9ll5pc4e

6 ай бұрын

I have a 05 Equinox and I agree with you. Mine has been an extremely tough car. In snow or wet conditions I would prefer it over 4x4 anytime and I’ve had both. I’ve even been toying around with the idea of putting a turbo intercooler on it.

In my opinion 33](40:60)45][25 | ]decceleration[ on given axle, (open differential), rear axle proportion under accelerative load(torque); would ensure stability at medium and high speeds during winter be it packed or fresh snow on major part of car bodies with [70(56-48:44-52)60] (passive) and [dynamic] weight distribution in sedan, wagon, crossover, with low to medium roof line, short to medium wheelbase, lightweight to medium, accessible to medium price/quality requirements(don't include high, heavy SUVs with AWD based on RWD).

👏 thanks for the useful video.

GOD just blessed me with my first rear wheel sedan! I’ve always been accustomed to AWD

@Cyba_IT

2 жыл бұрын

So, you didn't have to pay for it?

You’re wrong, AWD is outstanding off-road. I’ve pulled more jeeps and 4x4 out of mud and snow or sand than anything with my Subaru STI. Plus not all AWD vehicles are the same. Mine is 50/50 split all the time

@syrus1233

2 жыл бұрын

My evo would smoke u 💨

@goudagramps3719

2 жыл бұрын

Wrx gang baby

@rajlovinglife

Жыл бұрын

Subaru is a capable AWD vehicle buy gas mileage on a Subaru with AWD is terrible...

Very nice video presentation. Thanks 👍

A good, thorough explanation but minus a couple of omissions from this discussion - the rear engine RWD and mid engine RWD.

@kevinbuja4373

2 жыл бұрын

Also, front engine rear transmission.

@kevinparsons7538

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinbuja4373 Yes, Porche 928 is one of those.

I like how every drivetrain has its own History 😀

@TheEngineersPost

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

@Marsonpika

2 жыл бұрын

Yeaa

@s-w

2 жыл бұрын

It would be impossible for them to not have a history...

I’m currently sporting a Rear wheel drive 2013 Lexus GS 350. It accelerates quickly and handles corners like a champ! 🚗

Great video!

I have a 18 RLX Sport Hybrid and 19 MDX Sport Hybrid with sh-awd and the rear drive wheels have a twin electric motor unit to drive them. It uses awd, rear tq vectoring and regen braking for better acceleration, braking, steering, and handling. Both hybrid have the same city/combined/hwy mpgs because of the hybrid EV powertrain. System isn't made for towing or off-road sandy or rock crawling driving. No issues in snow with the right tires.

Good video. Also, if this channel used natural voice instead of robotic voice, there would be many more subscribers!

@rizwanalvi5004

2 ай бұрын

OMG, YESSSS!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR writing this comment! THAT ROBOTIC VOICE DRIVES ME NUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FWD for my small sedan, RWD for my truck. But I want a 4X4 truck 😫. One day... one day 🙏🏼

As Off-road fan, 4WD is my best choice !

Useful video & million thanks to you for sharing.

@TheEngineersPost

2 жыл бұрын

You are most welcome

I'd rather have a 4wd than anything else. Has never let me down.

Thanks for the video.Btw can u make vid about "types of Ignition systems"?

@arsalaanbawani2383

2 жыл бұрын

Zp65

@suqmadiq6653

2 жыл бұрын

It’s already been done by a much better channel kzread.info/dash/bejne/fpOc2pqCZqrgqbg.html

Thanks 👍 for your Informative Video...

@TheEngineersPost

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome!

Great video, but it should be added that "4WD" and "AWD" are used rather arbitrarily and often interchangably by car manufacturers regardless of the actual way it works technically in a certain vehicle. And then there's brand specific labels like e.g. "quattro" from Audi, which could mean AWB or 4WD (going by your definition) depending on the car.

(Probably) unpopular opinion: For most car users, even in rural areas, 2WD are sufficient, even on quite rough conditions.

@nerddwarf

Жыл бұрын

For most car users, even in rural areas, a cargo bike is sufficient (bakfiets are my preference) we just live in sprawling seas of asphalt with little to no infrastructure for public transport --- A Canadian with 5 foot snowfalls

remember, you need rear wheel drive or four wheel drive to tow. Also, studded tires are the ultimate solution for snow driving, regardless of wheel-drive setup

*Would you please add video: mechanical 4WD vs. mechanical AWD. Your explanation is convencing.

Nice informations!

Him: RWD is very hard to drive on snowy and wet conditions (yep) AE86 of Takumi: This guy has some screws loose (No offence, thank you for good and informational video)

Hello guys, I'm from india. Been following your informative videos recently. So, I'm realtively new to this wonderful channel. These are very good. My main request is please, Could you do a video regarding the, what actually defines "SAFETY" of a car? like explaining & going into details of...Build Quality, Crumple zone, Active & passive safety, ADAS, effectiveness of electronic aids, Safety rating. At present, its the most buring, trending, confusing topic regarding Indian-passenger car market. Right now, TATA built-up its whole spectrum of passenger vehicles, around this "Safety rating" concept. Pls, consider doing a video on this topic.🙏

@TheEngineersPost

2 жыл бұрын

definitely we'll try to do a video on this topic.

I'm ol school, back in the day when everybody had rear wheel drive especially in the winter time, we knew how to handle those big ol beasts back then. Lol.

Hello lexus400. Certificate says "3310cc, Automatic, All Wheel Drive (AWD), Petrol-Electric " is said. How do you verify that this is all wheel drive AWD? AWD will also scratch with 4, right?

I’m disappointed that the most influential fwd car isnt a clapped out civic

Superb explanation boss 👌👌👌👌

All of them is nice it depends on the way were you want to drive but i love to drive rear wheel and all wheel drive its awesome in driving fluently and specially with 6 or 8 or 12 cylinder vehicles then i love the most to drive 😁👍❤

In a snowy and or icy, the best drivetrain is AWD. And a Subaru AWD will not empty your pocket.

On the 4X4 section of the video, not all 4X4 vehicles will drive in 4X4, while other 4X4 vehicles will have 1 front and 1 rear wheel spinning while the other 2 wheels do nothing, say right front driver and left rear passenger wheels are spinning and the other right passenger front and left driver rear will not spin at all

@kevinparsons7538

Жыл бұрын

True, but if you have a diff lock for the rear axle and a limited slip diff in the front then you have TRUE 4x4. An awd in this situation would use the ABS system to brake the spinning wheels to force the power to go to the wheels with traction. None of these points were covered in this poorly informed video.

+1 Subscriber. Good job

Superb and Informational video bro

@TheEngineersPost

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🙂

16:37 When the transmission needs to be dropped (removed), either for repairs or replacement, it's a lot easier (and cheaper) to do it on a RWD vehicle, as the mechanics do not need to move the engine.

@MrRandomcommentguy

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Routine maintenance like clutch replacement will incur a much higher labor charge on a fwd car as more components need to be removed to access the transmission. In a rwd car to replace the clutch you just disconnect the prop shaft and unbolt the trans. In fwd car you have to sometimes remove suspension components, remove drive shafts, undo engine mounts - you practically have to dismantle half the front of your car.

Thank you.. Very educational and well put .. Please if you may explain how echo mode works for awd cars .. Have this option in my 2017 rav4 and needed some information.. Cheers..

I own a #RenaultDusterAWD. And I make a lot of off-city and off-road trips. I have driven fwd, rwd, 4wd and since last 3 years I own this car. I found in contrast this car gives you a proper handling in various conditions. Be it city roads or broken/slippery hilly terrain. Yes I don't disagree that AWD are costlier. But it's costly because of the same reason!!!

i have a Holden Adventra V6 AWD Handle awesome on the road and does pretty good of road too .

I will choose FWD for the usual purpose because it is cheap. However, the car license annual subscription is so expensive here so I won't own a car :) Back to the topic, I believe braking and turning then full throttling at low gear is an efficient way to turn corners. It will force the front differential gear to do something to maximize the steering angle.

@nicolasnieves5426

10 ай бұрын

Man, just buy a rear or AWD car. I don't see the fun of being constantly concerned if I turned correctly or not.

@rayxxkaiser3586

10 ай бұрын

@@nicolasnieves5426 cost problem, man. :3

Technically, there is also 3 wheel drive.

Good video this channel should have million subscribers

@udecity

2 жыл бұрын

You are Definately right

My car has front wheel drive But I love the RWD Configuration......

You missed RWD on pickup trucks standard. I was disappointed, drive a pickup & have for years so it’s OK.

Fwd suffering acceleration is a little misleading, normally it has the lower transmission losses so acceleration on straights is better. The understeer is what kills performance on track which is more accurate for that section.

@cujbaion1

2 жыл бұрын

Alfa Romeo it's having good racing experience against RWD but within the rules of the given race maintaining stock suspension configuration without possibility to use multilink rear suspension. If mass produced model it's having non cheap rear suspension can easily participate in racing.

Please make a video that shows different types of welding machines

Thanks for the video. Can you make a video about rims/mags... Maybe with where it is made, size, width, design, etc.

EVs vastly simplify the implementation of AWD by simply having a motor on each axle.

@kevinburke6743

Жыл бұрын

You can have what fits the object & price point. 1 motor rear +diff. 2 motors rear with torque vectoring & no diff. Then 2 rear one front with diff. 2front & 2rear with no diffs. Then I'd add 4 Wheel Steering, like the Rimac Nevera!

I always prefer RWD cars and never liked the FWD cars.

Thanks for your help🎉

I have a Touareg TDI, a total BEAST in any situation! ❤

Two leg, bipedal walking or biking at best. Or one wheel drive on my two wheel e-scooter. Thanks. Now, I know what AWD stands for. Think it was Mercedes which implements the electronics to automatically steer the 4WD during slipping on icy or snowy roads, so that the driver can have a peace of mind. The 4matic - kzread.info/dash/bejne/eoeFzZODk8q9aaw.html

@alemietner

2 жыл бұрын

I own an e-bike with front hub motor, and this provides superb off-road capability... it's an hybrid AWD!

Thank you so much Excellent explanation F W D is the best 👌

@TheEngineersPost

2 жыл бұрын

You are welcome!

@gestiargnest1923

2 жыл бұрын

No bro...rwd is the best...rwd with more than half of weight on the rear

@matheuss3277

2 жыл бұрын

Fwd lol

@kevinparsons7538

2 жыл бұрын

@@gestiargnest1923 Fwd is 70/30 weight distribution, rwd is 60/40.

@ccmplayer87

Жыл бұрын

The best for the cash I guess

Very good Thanks ❤

For VinFast VF8 and VF9, it uses All-Wheel Drive.

Thank very much, explaining very correct ly

4:36 that clip of that WRX spinning out lmao

Pl explain' full time 4 wheel drive' eg toyota fortune

I improve my knowledge after see this chanel

I've only owned 4WD/AWD cars. First car was a '98 Explorer. I miss that thing.

Every vehicle owner needs to see this. And learn a thing or two

Very Educating.

So is awd better in the snow? Plus I’m guessing it depends on the 4x4s differential

Your information was good i like you

Thanks you very much, we'll explain.

Awesome 👌!

I drive a 1998 FWD Nissan Pulsar sedan with a 5 speed manual gearbox. I love it although upholstery is very worn and it there is a number of dints and scratches all over the body.

I'm just gonna say this, all cars are different, and or handles different for say, though some drivetrains are labeled the same they act different. Like some cars have a system in AWD where it only sends power where needed (Like high-end Subaru's vs low-end) and some other systems have power always going to all wheels. And as for interior space for rear wheel drive cars. I own a jaguar xj8 2007 and xj8 L 2004 (x350) and there's ton of room as its a (rear wheel drive). It always depends on the design of the car. Like some would say the front wheel drive Hyundai Veloster is tight compared to a rear wheel drive Hyundai genesis coupe.

Very good video