What are the disadvantages of front-engine rear-wheel drive in cars?

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BrantleyDella
07/25/25 2:05pm
The disadvantages of front-engine rear-wheel drive in cars include lower safety and poorer fuel economy. Below are the specific disadvantages of front-engine rear-wheel drive: 1. Fuel Economy: Due to the use of a driveshaft, not only is the vehicle weight increased, but the transmission efficiency of the powertrain is also reduced, affecting fuel economy. 2. Comfort: The layout of the longitudinally mounted engine, transmission, and driveshaft reduces cabin space, affecting ride comfort; additionally, there is a central hump in the rear floor. 3. Safety: When starting or accelerating on snowy or slippery roads, the rear wheels push the body, making it prone to fishtailing.
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