Differences Between Rear-Wheel Drive and Front-Wheel
Differences Between Rear-Wheel Drive and Front-Wheel
Design and production cost of rear–wheel drive - front-wheel drive vehicles
The design and cost of rear-wheel drive vehicles are more expensive compared to front-wheel drive vehicles. More parts are used in rear-wheel drive vehicles. Front-wheel drive vehicles are lighter and have a compact structure.
Parts Design and Workmanship
The engine, traction organs and transmissions work in a complete way. Thus, it is easier to mount vehicles on the chassis. The fact that the vehicle is light also affects the fuel. The reason why the front-wheel drive system is generally preferred is because of the cost in the middle and lower segment vehicles. Because in the front-wheel drive system, all the weight is loaded on the front side of the vehicle, this system becomes useful on snowy or unpaved roads. The rear propulsion system is more balanced in terms of load distribution compared to front-wheel drive vehicles. In this way, steering control also increases, as it makes you feel more confident and comfortable in the corners. In this system, when the car starts to speed up, it is better for the vehicle to accelerate and accelerate because the vehicle's load is loaded. With sports vehicles, the rear propulsion system is more preferable because of these advantages. For example, in America, it is preferable to use police cars with this system.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Rear-wheel drive vehicles do not have much harm. But in terms of being controlled, front-wheel drive vehicles are more controlled in snowy weather. For this reason, they can create problems on snowy or bad roads in terms of safety. Front-wheel drive vehicles, on the other hand, are less fuel consumption when compared to rear-wheel drive vehicles. When we look at it, there are disadvantages and advantages in both systems.
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