front-wheel drive , FWD (abbreviation)

Base versions are front-wheel drive and use a 280-horsepower 3.5-liter engine.

Front-wheel drive became the standard drive system by the late 1980s.

All models have front-wheel drive with manual transmission as standard.

The company were among the first, post-war, to use front-wheel drive for larger cars.

However, in this snowy area we would have preferred front-wheel drive.

Fiat would gradually move all of its models to front-wheel drive.

You take the car - it has front-wheel drive and you won't have any problem driving.

To be sure, front-wheel drive is likely to remain in the majority of American-made cars.

Front-wheel drive takes you there, and the driver has the benefit of full instrumentation.

Front-wheel drive and a rear door give it a low loading height.