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marcintosh tvaziri atpfm That’s a misinterpretation of the lack of control that the driver had. Early AWD systems were hard to understand so people interpreted “I can’t control which wheels have power” as “all wheels always have power.” What you’re thinking of is called “permanent four wheel drive.”Permalink On twitter.com
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marcintosh tvaziri atpfm No car has ever had *zero* ability to control where the power went. Older 4WD systems depended on locking hubs at each wheel — you’d turn a dial at each corner to engage/disengage power. These systems are simpler but increase drivetrain losses (and therefore fuel consumption).On twitter.com
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