What does front-engine front-wheel drive mean?
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Front-engine front-wheel drive refers to the layout where the engine is positioned at the front and the front wheels are driven. More information about front-engine front-wheel drive is as follows: 1. Front-engine front-wheel drive cars generally have the engine mounted transversely and connected to a compact transaxle. 2. Currently produced passenger cars such as Audi A6, Santana 2000, Jetta, CA7220, Buick, Passat, Accord, Fit, Bora, Zhonghua, Fukang, and Yingge all adopt the front-engine front-wheel drive layout.