Massachusetts Subaru News May 2014

Nothing Compares to Subaru's Symmetrical All Wheel Drive
Many Subaru enthusiasts will want to check in with their Subaru MA dealers to look at the symmetrical all wheel drive feature that comes standard with almost all Subaru models. This features allows drivers to better control the road and work with the various aspects of their driving experience. If you need the balance and better distribution of vehicular power to allow for maximum traction, you will definitely enjoy this new feature. The slip and grip alternative that most other vehicles utilize is not as safe as the all-wheel drive feature, and this driving mode allows for better stability and driving efficiency, as well as a much quicker response during situations where the vehicle may struggle with traction on the road. This makes the Subaru ideal for all driving conditions, and can allow drivers to have additional peace of mind, knowing that their vehicle is prepared to handle slippery road conditions with better handling.

The symmetrical all wheel drive feature has the engine mounted in line with the vehicle's drivetrain, which helps provide an almost entirely seamless transfer of driving power between all four of the vehicle's wheels. Other systems that function with these drivetrain components can route the same amount of power to their vehicles, though they may feature more complicated designs. This can result in a higher cost as well, as the more components that are required to operate the vehicle, the more costly the maintenance, and the less efficient the vehicle, will be.

With the minimalistic and well balanced design that is featured in the symmetrical all wheel drive, individuals will be able to control the vehicle through uniform wheel stability. As the power is distributed to all of the wheels, making for the most efficient traction system, you will find it easier to hold onto the path on which you are currently driving. The front wheel drive in vehicles will typically understeer or push the vehicle in a turn, and the rear wheel drive will often oversteer in the turn. The combination of these components working together allows for immediate stability, as both even each other out in the amount of ready force that is applied to the driving direction. Additionally, because of the powerful traction design of the drive, individuals can expect to send power equally throughout all of the wheels as well, which allows for maximum acceleration and deceleration, as well as general traction for all types of driving. In less than ideal driving conditions, the even distribution of power between all of the wheels allows for immediate traction, minimizing the risk of slipping or injury, especially in icy roads.

The vehicle's all wheel drive comes together and can work better through software distribution systems in the interior. Active safety systems that are included in most Subaru's, such as the electronic brake distribution and efficient anti-lock braking system allow drivers to have even better regular control on the road. No matter the weather conditions or the type of road, all of these features come together to provide an unparalleled driving experience.