AWD - All wheel drive
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AWD - All wheel drive

Indicates an all-wheel drive system. Usually this term is used on (road) cars to distinguish them from off-road vehicles, or off-road vehicles. This system works in the same way as a permanent all-wheel drive system, but without low gears, so it is not recommended for heavy off-road use.

The AWD system is widely used on models from various manufacturers and is often integrated with both differentials that share torque and various electronic traction control and skid correction systems (ASR, ESP, etc.), such as in Volvo. , Lexus and Subaru. In this case, like the four-wheel drive control, it becomes an overactive safety system.

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