Most people don't think much about what powers their car until they're sliding on wet pavement or wondering why their vehicle handles differently than a friend's. That difference often comes down to ...

RealTruck.Com reports that AWD with all-season tires and FWD with winter tires both excel in winter driving, depending on conditions.

While all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive may be viewed as the most popular options, front-wheel drive can still be viable with winter tires.

It's no fun getting stuck or spinning out on icy or snowy roads. Here's how to ensure it doesn't happen next time Old Man ...

(iSeeCars) – If you’re browsing vehicles you may notice some models come standard with front-wheel drive (FWD), but all-wheel drive (AWD) is available for a small upcharge. In order to decide which ...