Can AWD Drift?
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An AWD car can drift. Car Drivetrain: Cars are divided into front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, and all-wheel drive. Wheels without driving force cannot spin at high speeds. If the driving wheels (i.e., the front wheels) spin at high speeds, they will have more sideslip than the rear wheels, reducing the drift angle. Therefore, front-wheel-drive cars cannot perform long-distance drifts. Obviously, AWD cars can. AWD Cars: Simply put, an AWD car is a vehicle with four-wheel drive that features front and rear differential linkage. Since the engine's power is transmitted to all four wheels, all four wheels can exert force. In a regular two-wheel-drive car, if one of the driving wheels slips, the other driving wheels will also lose power.