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Front-wheel drive
/fɹˈʌntwˈiːl dɹˈaɪv/
/fɹˈʌntwˈiːl dɹˈaɪv/Front-wheel drive
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a system where the engine's power is primarily transmitted to the front wheels for propulsion, steering, and control
Example
In many smaller cars, the front-wheel drive setup allows for better fuel efficiency.
Front-wheel drive cars usually have a more spacious interior compared to rear-wheel drive models.
Most compact hatchbacks and sedans use front-wheel drive because it's more affordable to manufacture.
Front-wheel drive is generally considered safer in slippery conditions like snow or rain.
Many compact SUVs offer front-wheel drive as a two-wheel drive option, prioritizing affordability and fuel efficiency for urban driving conditions.
