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all–wheel drive
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all–wheel drive
(noun)
all–wheel drive
noun
all–wheel drive
noun
Britannica Dictionary definition of ALL–WHEEL DRIVE
[
noncount
]
:
a system that applies engine power directly to all four wheels of a vehicle together or separately
a car with
all-wheel drive
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