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Is the Mustang a Front-Wheel Drive or Rear-Wheel Drive Car?

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DelEden

07/30/25 3:20am

The Mustang models currently available on the market are all rear-wheel drive, which aligns with the positioning of a sports car. Here are the differences between front-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive cars: 1. Driving Experience: Driving a front-wheel drive car feels like being pulled forward, while driving a rear-wheel drive car feels like being pushed from behind. Under normal driving conditions, the driving experience between front-wheel and rear-wheel drive cars is quite similar, with no significant differences. However, during rapid acceleration or cornering, front-wheel drive cars may experience wheel spin or understeer, whereas rear-wheel drive cars offer more precise steering. 2. Safety: Front-wheel drive cars perform better on city roads but have weaker climbing capabilities. Rear-wheel drive cars offer better stability at high speeds and stronger climbing abilities, but they can be more challenging to drive in rainy, snowy, or slippery road conditions. 3. Space: Due to the different configurations of the drivetrain, rear-wheel drive cars have a larger central hump in the rear seating area, making them less spacious compared to front-wheel drive cars. 4. Price: Because rear-wheel drive cars require more complex manufacturing processes, they are generally more expensive than front-wheel drive cars.

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