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four-wheel drive a system used in motor vehicles in which all four wheels are connected to the source of power four-wheel drive [′fȯr ¦wēl ′drīv] (mechanical engineering) An arrangement in which the drive shaft acts on all four wheels of the automobile. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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They also
feature 3- and 4-cylinder engines with SynchroSbuttle transmissions and
pushbutton controls for PTO, all-wheel drive and differential lock. ``What Subaru realized is there's a niche out there for
vehicles that offer all-wheel drive and utility,'' said
analyst Chris Cedergren of Nextrend. GM's Oldsmobile Silhouette can be upholstered in leather,
outfitted with a CD sound system and equipped with a touring suspension,
alloy wheels, performance tires and automatic load leveling, while its
Bravada combines a full-time all-wheel drive system, generous ground
clearance, substantial tires and suspension and plush interior, yielding
passenger-car comfort and tenacious traction. |
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