Why Do Rear-Wheel Drive Cars Look Down on Four-Wheel Drive Cars?
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Because driving on the highway with the four-wheel drive mode activated can be very dangerous. Here are the relevant explanations: Vehicle Turning: Normally, during the process of turning, the front and rear wheels of the vehicle travel different distances, requiring them to rotate at different speeds. However, since part-time four-wheel drive systems lack a differential between the front and rear axles, they cannot achieve this effect. Engaging part-time four-wheel drive on the highway can lead to dangerous situations such as vehicle rollovers. Four-Wheel Drive Mode: The on-demand four-wheel drive is a balanced four-wheel drive mode. During vehicle operation, the computer can autonomously determine whether the vehicle requires two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive mode, thereby ensuring optimal driving conditions.