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Front wheel drive
The weight of the engine is over the drive tires and this gives a lot more traction.
A word of caution. Front wheel drive and all wheel drive can give a false sense of security on slippery roads. This can make it real easy to drive too fast for road conditions. Always remember that front wheel drive and all wheel drive stop no superior than any other automobile on ice. And on slippery roads, anti-lock brakes anre not always much help.
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FWD is superior in snow.
With RWD, you can't even drive in the snow. The automobile will not move nomatter how hard you try.
Even with less than 1 inch of snow, the automobile won’t move and you will not be able to enter a driveway.
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Front wheel drive because its pull the car, unlike real wheel drive which pushes the vehicle.
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I would think about awd because its got all four tires moving and if u got chains on the tires u should be getting traction and maybe more breaking power from ur vehicle
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Front wheel drive.
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