Can Front-Wheel Drive Cars Be Driven in Snowy Weather?

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GemmaAnn
07/30/25 2:47am
Front-wheel drive cars can be driven in snowy weather because the front-wheel drive layout provides better traction to the front wheels, reducing the likelihood of skidding, and the forward weight distribution improves steering control. Good Straight-Line Stability: When driving straight, front-wheel drive cars pull the vehicle along, resulting in better directional stability. High Power Transmission Efficiency: Since the front wheels are closer to the engine, torque loss is minimized, and the direction of power delivery aligns with the wheel rotation. Spacious Interior: Front-wheel drive vehicles have a more compact engine and transmission layout, freeing up more cabin space. Additionally, the absence of a rear driveshaft allows for a lower or even flat rear floor, enhancing passenger comfort in the back seats.
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