Buying a car with front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, and four-wheel drive all at once may not be possible, but buying a car with all-wheel drive nearly does just that. Getting an Acura with all-wheel drive gives you the advantage of having a vehicle that can switch power to the different wheels as required for performance, handling, and safety benefits. Your all-wheel drive Acura will come in handy when you are driving in winter weather and even when you're just out and about enjoying a fine summer day. Acura's versatile drivetrain is a helpful feature found on the automaker's sedans, crossovers, and SUVs. While many Acura vehicles have all-wheel drive as an option, don't hesitate to ask us about the specific drivetrain that's best for your needs in our new and used Acura inventory.
Acura Models With All-Wheel Drive
- Acura NSX
- Acura RDX
- Acura TLX
Why is All-Wheel Drive Important?
All-wheel drive has many benefits for the Acura owner. While many drivetrains provide you with one main advantage, all-wheel drive offers several combined into one dynamic package. Acura's all-wheel drive has advanced technology that gives it an edge in the area of safety, performance, and utility. With all-wheel drive, you can easily take your Acura from the racetrack to the trails while enjoying one convenient drivetrain system. As you drive along, all-wheel drive monitors the wheels' stability, motion, and traction. If the drivetrain senses that the car is getting off balance or that the tires are starting to slip, it steps into action by correcting the vehicle's performance. AWD does that by transferring power from the engine to the rear wheels rather than just the front wheels or all wheels. Ultimately, all-wheel drive can keep your car from skidding or sliding, which makes it one of the top drivetrain options for drivers who prioritize safety in their vehicle.
How Does All-Wheel Drive Work on an Acura?
Regardless of whether you opt for a new or used Acura, you can enjoy all-wheel drive in many situations. Acura's all-wheel drive uses a distinct and versatile technology complete with sensors that track each wheel's every move on the road. If any of the Acura's wheels start to lose their grip, all-wheel drive responds by switching power from all the wheels, which is standard, to providing the rear wheels with power instead. Acura conveniently provides its full line of body styles with all-wheel drive.
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