Which drive preference

Beginner motorists rather than just select a suitable car for yourself. The drive plays a major role, it determines the "behavior" of a future vehicle, and, above all, must be familiar with all types of drive and know their tricks. Even the most novice car owner, knows and understands what the drive is and what its 'role'. It all depends on what wheels energy transfer engine. For example, if the energy is transferred to the front wheels - it's front wheel, if the rear - a rear-wheel drive, and if all four wheels - it's all wheel drive. Let us examine in detail the subtleties of each. Let's start with front-wheel drive. Typically, front-wheel drive uses inexpensive, casual and urban Japanese cars. These cars do not have a shaft drive, which reduces (albeit slightly) their weight. The front of the car, always heavier than the rear, so the chance is very large drift. As a rule, cars with front-wheel drive, has better maneuverability compared with rear-wheel drive and is perfect for novice drivers. It is important to remember that such a car more than any other subject to demolition and has poor performance dynamics. The next drive - rear. Very common drive found in the classical models of VAZ, American cars and European / Japanese high-class. Novice drivers should not "rush" on the rear-wheel drive, because of the fact that it has excellent characteristics of the dynamics, since there is a tendency to drift, which may lead inexperienced motorists to the accident. Also used on sports cars. The last type of drive - a four-wheel drive. Used exclusively on expensive and versatile sedans, as well as on the rally cars. Vehicles with four-wheel drive, the energy may not always be divided between the front and rear axle. For example, Lamborghini Gallardo has a ratio of 70% of energy to the rear axle and 30% at the front. Sometimes, during normal driving, all the energy is transferred to the front-wheel drive (100%), but when the front wheels begin to slip a bit, the energy is transmitted to the rear axle. This technology uses a Mitsubishi Outlander. It has a high traffic and is suitable for novice drivers. In addition, cars with all wheel drive puts almost no or demolish. Alas, these cars are not affordable for everyone, all the fault of the high stage, in addition, such machines are much heavier than their "brothers."