What is the difference between front-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive?
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The differences between front-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive are as follows: 1. Rear-wheel drive is easier to control than front-wheel drive. When the rear wheels are used for propulsion, the front wheels can focus more on steering, making rear-wheel drive vehicles quicker and more agile in turns. 2. Rear-wheel drive provides faster acceleration and better performance than front-wheel drive. During vehicle start-up, acceleration, or uphill driving, the vehicle's center of gravity shifts backward, requiring the rear wheels to have good traction to facilitate these actions. 3. The advantage of front-wheel drive lies in its compact powertrain structure, shorter drive shafts, and lower power output losses.