A lot of people get confused when they see a vehicle that is being touted as either being all-wheel drive or four-wheel drive. Both of these setups have their advantages, but they are both different entities. The following is a small look at the difference between an all-wheel-drive system and a four-wheel variety:
All-wheel drive is the newer of these technologies and means that all four wheels of the vehicle are being powered at all times that the vehicle is in gear and moving. Four-wheel drive means that the vehicle usually has a locking mechanism which allows for only two…