how do I tell if it is 4WD

Asked by hawfinch Feb 22, 2013 at 11:16 PM about the 2012 Ford Escape XLT FWD

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I've just picked up a rental - it is supposed to be 4WD, but how can I confirm that??

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migration_judge_roy answered 12 years ago

The driveshaft will go into a transfer case, to transfer power to the rear wheels as well. no transfer case = two wheel drive.

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DavidH25 answered 12 years ago

If it is an 2012 Ford Escape SUV AWD is standard. All of them are.

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Cody answered 8 years ago

My title says 2005 Ford escape XLT 4WD I sold this vehicle 3 months after buying it. The man contacts me the next day and says the shop he took it to says it's 2WD. I posted as 4WD now he wants to take me to court. I don't understand how this is my fault?

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