When is a vehicle said to be front-wheel drive?
Mechanics (different vehicle systems)
Explanation
A vehicle is considered **front-wheel drive** when the **engine power is transmitted to the front wheels**. This means that the necessary thrust to move the vehicle comes from the front wheels, which is characteristic of front-wheel drive vehicles.
In contrast, a **rear-wheel drive** vehicle transmits engine power to the rear wheels, and an **all-wheel drive** vehicle distributes power to all wheels. Therefore, the distinguishing feature of a front-wheel drive vehicle is that the engine drives the front wheels.
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