Ford All-Wheel Drive

Ford is one of the most respected and recognizable names in the auto industry. If you drive a Ford, you'll own a reliable and durable vehicle that is also innovative and fun to drive. Many features set Ford's cars apart from the pack. One standout feature that you'll find on some Ford cars is all-wheel drive. All-wheel drive (AWD) is an adaptable drivetrain that makes your Ford even more capable of conquering the trails, different kinds of terrain, and winter weather. All-wheel drive has other advantages for a Ford owner, including enhanced braking power, safety, and performance. You can try a Ford with AWD today at our dealership, which has a wide selection of new and used models available.

Ford Models With All-Wheel Drive or 4WD

Why is All-Wheel Drive Important?

All-wheel drive has several benefits for drivers. It is a top choice for Ford owners who need a reliable vehicle that can handle winter weather. Your Ford will come with either full-time or part-time all-wheel drive depending on the Ford you choose and your desired trim level. When you get a Ford with AWD, you can enjoy enhanced performance and handling capabilities on your truck, crossover, sedan, or SUV. All-wheel drive provides equal power to all Ford's wheels in normal driving conditions, increasing the vehicle's balance and stability. When your Ford encounters slippery road surfaces, such as if roads are covered in snow, rainwater, or ice, the all-wheel drive system detects those changes and redistributes power only to the wheels with a safe grip on the road. All-wheel drive also improves your car's efficiency by providing the vehicle with steady power output. If safety is a priority, you'll enjoy having all-wheel drive for its ability to improve your Ford's braking system by helping the car stop more quickly and easily when you hit the brake pedal. If you plan to use your Ford SUV or truck to tow, all-wheel drive will provide your vehicle with enhanced towing strength for more efficient towing.

How Does All-Wheel Drive Work on a Ford?

Ford's all-wheel drive is used as a standalone drivetrain or in conjunction with another drivetrain such as front-wheel or rear-wheel drive. Ford's AWD system is called Ford Intelligent All-Wheel Drive, which uses sensors to monitor the wheels and various pieces of data all at once. The system constantly records wheel speed, acceleration, and steering wheel angle.

New and Used AWD Cars for Sale Near Me

When you're ready to get behind the wheel of a Ford with AWD, contact our dealership today.