RealTruck.Com reports that AWD with all-season tires and FWD with winter tires both excel in winter driving, depending on conditions.

Car experts say most people can get by with all-wheel drive, but four-wheel drive can be necessary in some circumstances.

Choosing the right drivetrain isn’t just about performance bragging rights — it’s about confidence, safety, and how your car handles the roads you drive every day. If you’re shopping for a new car — ...

What is four-wheel drive, how does it work and do you need it? We explain all in our in-depth guide to four-wheel drive.

View post: Storm Warnings for 60 MPH Winds, Heavy Rain and Flooding Emerge We’re huge devotees of rear-wheel drive (RWD) cars simply because they tend to be more dynamic and thrilling to drive. Before ...

AWD and 4WD sound similar in name but they are very different AWD is always active on most vehicles while 4WD can be customized depending on the situation A lot of people use the terms four-wheel ...

Eight-cylinder engines, specifically V8s, are synonymous with performance vehicles and big luxury cruisers. Front-wheel drive contrarily, is mostly associated with economical, affordable, ...