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Does the Ford Mustang Have a Four-Wheel Drive Version?

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MacJosephine
07/29/25 2:02am
Ford Mustang does not have a four-wheel drive version; all Ford Mustang models are rear-wheel drive. The differences between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive are as follows: Two-Wheel Drive: Two-wheel drive refers to a car where either the front or rear wheels serve as the driving wheels, while the other two wheels remain passive, focusing on urban commuting. Two-wheel drive can be further categorized into front-engine rear-wheel drive (FR), front-engine front-wheel drive (FF), rear-engine rear-wheel drive (RR), and mid-engine rear-wheel drive (MR). Four-Wheel Drive: Four-wheel drive can distribute engine power to all four wheels, offering superior power, enhanced off-road capability, and focusing on off-road performance, significantly improving vehicle handling and passage ability. Four-wheel drive includes full-time four-wheel drive, part-time four-wheel drive, and on-demand four-wheel drive.
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DiEva
08/12/25 12:01pm
As a seasoned car enthusiast, I know the history of the Ford Mustang inside out. Since the launch of its first model in 1964, the Mustang has consistently adhered to rear-wheel drive (RWD) design, stemming from its pursuit of pure driving pleasure. The RWD layout delivers more direct handling, especially sharper responsiveness during high-speed cornering, while maintaining vehicle balance and lightweight performance. Although some fantasize about an all-wheel-drive (AWD) version for better stability on icy roads, Ford has never incorporated AWD into mainstream models, as it would compromise the classic sports car’s DNA. For instance, models like the Mustang GT or Shelby variants focus exclusively on RWD performance, while Ford’s SUVs like the Bronco specialize in AWD capabilities. If users desire an AWD experience, I’d recommend exploring other brands. Ultimately, the Mustang’s core appeal lies in its simple, unadulterated rear-wheel-drive heritage, preserving its iconic status as an American muscle car.
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VonSkylar
10/02/25 3:29am
I've been driving a Mustang for a few years now, and it's quite enjoyable for daily commuting. This car is primarily rear-wheel drive, delivering power directly to the rear wheels, giving you that heart-pounding acceleration feeling. However, it can be quite inconvenient in rainy or snowy weather, especially in winter when it tends to skid easily. The reason Ford hasn't introduced an all-wheel-drive version might be due to cost concerns or brand positioning, prioritizing a lightweight body. If you need full-time all-wheel drive, you might consider Ford's Explorer, which comes with that system. Mustang owners know that choosing it is all about the thrill of rear-wheel drive and its great potential for modifications. From a safety perspective, though, having an all-wheel-drive option would be more practical, especially for beginners in harsh conditions. Overall, it's more than enough for city roads, but don't expect it to handle extreme off-road situations.
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