4wd or awd

Asked by leamanteddybear Mar 08, 2009 at 10:20 PM about the 2007 Ford Escape

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which is better 4wd or the awd

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Markand Norma answered 15 years ago

Depends on what you're using the vehicle for and how lazy you are. AWD is good for car-like driving where you don't have to switch it on. Four wheel drive is better for heavier duty use where you usually have to manually have to engage it and it stays engaged.

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