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All Wheel Drive: all wheel drive explained, differential, electronic differential lock (EDL), haldex, jeep 4wd systems, low range, proactive AWD, quattro evolutions, safety concerns, terrain response system, testdrive, Torque-vectoring AWD, torque split ratio, torsen, viscous coupling

Brands: 4motion, quattro, super select, xDrive

Videos: Diagonal spin test, electronic differential lock test, quattro vs. xdrive test, Viscous Coupling Test

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4motion

4motion is a registered trademark of Volkswagen AG, used exclusively on Volkswagen-branded automobiles which utilise four-wheel drive systems. This trademark does not indicate a specific type of a four-wheel drive system in use on the vehicle. Generally, 4motion-branded Volkswagen vehicles with transverse engine mounting have Haldex automatic all wheel drive and vehicles with longtitudial engine mounting are using Torsen full-time all wheel drive.

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