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All the wheels
Engine power can be transmitted to the front wheels (front-wheel-drive vehicle), to the rear wheels (rear-wheel-drive vehicles, also called rear-propulsion vehicles), or to the front and rear wheels at the same time (all-wheel-drive vehicle). In the case of all-wheel-drive vehicles, the drive wheels are all the wheels of the vehicle.
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The rear wheels
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