When buying a car, do you drive it first or later? Why?

As you must know, cars are divided into front-drive cars and rear-drive cars. Today, we won't say much. Let's see whether to drive front or rear. You will understand after reading these.

First, let's give the car a lift. Many business models under luxury brands don't use rear drive. Why? Because of the characteristics of rear-wheel drive, the proportion of the rear half of the car body cannot be too large, so the rear space of rear-wheel drive is often relatively small. If you don't believe me, you can compare two cars with different driving modes. At this point, we can also see from some sports cars or coupes that it is usually difficult to sit in the back row. Therefore, if you want to buy a car, you'd better not consider driving behind.

Then let's talk about the difference in driving experience. Novice drivers may not feel this, but for old drivers, it is definitely obvious. Usually, the two rear wheels of a front-wheel vehicle cannot be steered by the steering wheel. All front-wheel vehicles have a common problem, that is, the front wheels provide both power and steering, so the overall handling is not satisfactory. Moreover, when the vehicle speed is fast, the front-wheel vehicle must turn the steering wheel to a greater extent in order to make the body reach its due range. But rear wheel drive is different. The rear wheel driven by the rear wheel is only responsible for providing power, and the steering is still provided by the front wheel, so the steering is easier and the whole vehicle is more comfortable to control. If you are a person who pursues car control, then you can't go wrong when you choose to drive behind.

The last thing to say is the difference between the front drive and the rear drive at the same price. Usually the price is the same, so the configuration of the rear drive is definitely not as good as that of the predecessor. In this regard, we must start with the cost of building a car. Because you want the rear wheel to provide power, there must be a connection between the engine and the rear wheel. This object is called a transmission shaft. The front drive does not have this part, so the rear drive is definitely more expensive in terms of cost. This is also the reason why front-wheel drive at the same level is cheaper than rear-wheel drive in today's auto market.

Having said that, I believe everyone can see that rear-wheel drive still has many advantages over front-wheel drive. So when we buy a car, should we buy rear-wheel drive or front-wheel drive? In fact, we should consider it in light of our own situation. Bian Xiao's suggestion is that if you buy a car only for daily commuting or home use, you'd better choose the predecessor, because both economy and comfort are more in line with the concept of family car. Of course, if you are a person who pursues speed and likes to "play with cars" and buy a car just to drive comfortably, then it is no problem to choose to drive later.