Rear Wheel Drive – RWD Meaning
With
the engine powering only the rear wheels, these vehicles are sometimes thought
of as giving a more authentic drive, with the front two wheels free to deal
with the steering and the back two providing the “push.”
In addition, with the weight of the
car towards the rear, there tends to be greater grip and power. The downside of
this, and the separation of steering and power, is that rear-wheelers can be
more difficult to drive in snow and ice than front-wheel drive cars.
Nevertheless, you will find plenty of advocates of rear-wheel drive who will
point to a more enjoyable experience behind the wheel as one of the main
reasons to choose one of these cars.
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