Which is more prone to skidding, front-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive?
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When accelerating, front-wheel drive is more prone to skidding; on slippery roads, rear-wheel drive is more likely to skid. More information about front-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive is as follows: 1. Rear-wheel drive is a more reasonable driving method. In rear-wheel drive vehicles, the rear wheels are responsible for driving the car forward, while the front wheels only handle steering. 2. In front-wheel drive vehicles, the front wheels are responsible for both driving the car forward and steering. 3. Generally, compact family cars use front-wheel drive because the front-wheel drive structure is simpler and takes up less space, which can expand the passenger compartment. 4. High-end luxury cars usually use rear-wheel drive. The rear-wheel drive structure is more complex and costly, but the driving experience is much better than front-wheel drive.