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To all four wheels.
To all four wheels through the front and rear axles. It may operate permanently or engage according to the system and conditions; it does not mean identical force at every wheel at all times. Driving only the rear wheels is rear-wheel drive. All-wheel drive can help movement with low grip but does not replace suitable tyres or guarantee shorter braking.
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To all four wheels.
Only to the front wheels.
Only to the rear wheels.
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