What are the sedan models with four-wheel drive versions?

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OEva
07/28/25 2:55pm
Sedans with four-wheel drive versions include the Volkswagen Phaeton, Jaguar XE, Mitsubishi Lancer, Audi A5, Volkswagen CC, etc. Four-wheel drive systems are mainly divided into two types: full-time four-wheel drive and part-time four-wheel drive. Full-time four-wheel drive refers to a system where all four wheels of the car can continuously maintain driving force, offering reliability but higher fuel consumption. Part-time four-wheel drive refers to a system with a dedicated two-wheel drive/four-wheel drive switch lever or button. Currently, the most commonly used four-wheel drive system in cars is part-time four-wheel drive. Characteristics of four-wheel drive sedans: 1. Fast acceleration; 2. Excellent cornering performance; 3. Good handling; 4. High safety performance.
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DylanFitz
08/11/25 10:42pm
I often pay attention to four-wheel-drive sedans. As a car owner, I feel there are quite a few options among luxury brands. For example, Audi offers the A4 Quattro and A6 Quattro, BMW provides xDrive versions of the 3 Series and 5 Series, and Mercedes-Benz's C-Class and E-Class with the 4MATIC system are also excellent. These cars perform exceptionally well on slippery roads, making daily commutes or highway driving worry-free. However, they come with a higher price tag, making them suitable for those with ample budgets. I've also driven Subaru cars, like the Legacy and Impreza, which come with standard all-wheel drive and are much more affordable, making them reliable for daily commuting. Overall, choosing a four-wheel-drive sedan depends on your needs. Driving an Audi or Mercedes in the city is stylish, but if you live in mountainous areas, a Subaru is more practical. Remember to regularly check the tires and drivetrain, as proper maintenance can extend their lifespan.
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