Why are you advertising many of your vehicles as 4WD when they are really AWD? There is a GREAT DEAL of Difference! This does Not Help people looking for a 4WD vehicle!

Asked by GuruCZC1T Feb 06, 2019 at 03:10 PM about the Ford Escape

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F_O_R answered 5 years ago

Some manufacturers confuse the issue further by claiming their AWD cars are 4WD. Most people can't tell the difference anyway.

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GuruCZC1T answered 5 years ago

Only a person who does not know the difference, and are stupid to the actual difference would purchase a AWD and Think they are getting a 4WD (Four Wheel Drive). The vehicle has the ability to switch between two wheel drive into four wheel drive, when needed! All Wheel drive are in play continually and will transfer power from one wheel to another!

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