Is it necessary to buy a 4WD CRV?

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07/29/25 4:18pm
Whether it is necessary to buy a 4WD Honda CRV depends on the individual needs of the car owner. Honda CRV has launched two models, one is a two-wheel-drive version, and the other is a four-wheel-drive version. The four-wheel-drive version uses front-mounted four-wheel drive, with the form of on-demand four-wheel drive. The following is information about four-wheel drive: 1. A four-wheel-drive vehicle refers to a vehicle where the engine can distribute power to all four wheels during operation, allowing all four wheels to drive the vehicle together. Currently, most four-wheel-drive systems are used in SUVs. 2. There are three types of four-wheel-drive systems: full-time four-wheel drive, part-time four-wheel drive, and on-demand four-wheel drive. Household vehicles typically use on-demand four-wheel drive, where the vehicle's computer automatically adjusts the four-wheel-drive system based on the driving conditions, sometimes using two-wheel drive and sometimes four-wheel drive. 3. The structure of on-demand four-wheel drive is relatively simple, occupies less space, and has a lower manufacturing cost. Many small and medium-sized SUVs on the market use on-demand four-wheel-drive systems.
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