The first front-wheel drive cars were built before World War II, but it wasn’t until the 1980s that the design became ...

The design refresh that was planned for Mustang ... so engineers would have to be creative. The front-wheel-drive concept proceeded along interesting lines, using the CT-20 platform that ...

If you’re browsing vehicles you may notice some models come standard with front-wheel drive (FWD), but all-wheel drive (AWD) ...

Front-wheel drive dominates today’s automotive landscape ... The ability to do doughnuts in snowy parking lots is another plus. Of course this layout has its disadvantages, too.

Over the lion's share of the automobile's history, most cars had an internal-combustion engine in front of the driver powering the wheels in back of him. But the fuel crises of the 1970s changed that.

As you can see here, designers were working on numerous front-wheel drive Mustang proposals as late as August 1989. According to Ford, only one design, the handsome model shown at the top of this ...

The first front-wheel drive cars were built before World War II, but it wasn’t until the 1980s that the design became mainstream. Now it underpins most sedans and crossover SUVs on the road today.

As far as power goes, the trickiest vehicle layout to deal with is front-wheel-drive. As the front wheels also take care of the majority of the steering and braking, asking them to also deal with ...

Over the past 40 years, front-wheel drive (FWD) has become the dominant layout for everyday autos. And for good reason. For a car designed for safety and efficiency, FWD offers quite a few ...