What does front-engine front-wheel drive mean in cars?
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Front-engine front-wheel drive refers to a configuration where the engine is positioned at the front of the vehicle and the front wheels drive the entire car. Relevant details are as follows: 1. In front-engine front-wheel drive setups, the engine can be arranged in various ways. It can be mounted transversely or longitudinally, and positioned outside the wheelbase, inside the wheelbase, or above the front axle. Different arrangements affect the car differently. 2. Front-engine front-wheel drive cars typically feature a transversely mounted engine connected to a compact transaxle design. This layout is widely used in passenger vehicles with engine displacements below 2.5L.