View in gallery. Ever popular, circular driveways mean that you can turn a vehicle without having to find the reverse gear of your car. If you have sufficient space for a turning circle, then a simple way of improving your driveway is to turn it into a circular one.
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Summary. If you're shopping for a car and you see the term rear-wheel drive, it means that the car's driven wheels -- i.e., the wheels that receive power from the engine -- are the ones in back. In a rear-wheel-drive (RWD) vehicle, the front wheels don't drive the car at all; their only job is to steer. This has a few advantages relative to a front-wheel-drive (FWD) layout. First, because there are fewer components between the front wheels, those wheels are able to turn more sharply.