All-wheel drive and four-wheel drive may sound similar in name but have some key differences in how they work.

A guide to the differences and which system is best for youBy Consumer ReportsFoul weather, deep snow, and muddy roads can ...

The term quattro is Italian for “four,” which is appropriate given its association with Audi’s all-wheel drive system. But this wasn’t always the case. The Audi Quattro (yes, with a capital Q) was ...

A lot of people think all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive are the same, but they’re two separate drivetrains.

As it turns out, new car shoppers still have some sense in prioritizing all-weather traction over the ability to scroll ...

If you're currently shopping around for a small car, you may have noticed that most of them come equipped with front-wheel drive (FWD) systems. The benefit here is that this drive type is lighter and ...

Vehicles with all-wheel drive (AWD) have particular upsides and downsides. The advantages include relentless all-weather traction and surefooted handling over wet, snowy, or slippery pavements. Due to ...

(iSeeCars) – All-wheel-drive has transitioned from a relatively exotic technology for sports cars to a mainstream feature available on today’s top-selling vehicles. The popularity of SUVs and ...

For some drivers, the added grip afforded by all-wheel drive (AWD) is a requisite for their next vehicle purchase. Although some enthusiasts believe that tire selection is what matters most, we can't ...

Whether you're concerned about traction in inclement weather, traversing trails, or getting up a steep driveway, there are many reasons to opt for a vehicle with all-wheel drive. It's a big reason why ...