Nissan All-Wheel Drive or 4WD

As the experts at our dealership can tell you, there are many great reasons to buy a Nissan. However, one reason to consider getting a Nissan that you might not have thought much about before is its drivetrain. When you get a Nissan, you'll have the option to get a drivetrain called all-wheel drive, which is one of the most versatile and appealing drivetrains on the market. All-wheel drive can enhance many of your car's best features ranging from performance to safety and handling. Rain or shine, all-wheel drive can help your Nissan get all the places you want to travel in comfort and confidence.

Nissan Models With All-Wheel Drive or 4WD

Why is All-Wheel Drive Important?

All-wheel drive is an important drivetrain for multiple reasons. Driving a Nissan with all-wheel drive means you can look forward to a crossover, sedan, SUV, or truck with superior performance and handling capabilities. All-wheel drive gives a car a performance edge by providing all four wheels with equal power. The drivetrain closely monitors the amount of traction that all four wheels have in order to keep them from slipping as you are driving. While all-wheel drive is helpful for getting a Nissan through bad weather and wet roads, it also comes in handy in regular conditions as well. All-wheel drive provides the grip and stability your Nissan needs to take turns and curves confidently and in control at higher speeds. All-wheel drive is also a drivetrain with key safety characteristics. If you have a Nissan with all-wheel drive, you will find that its brakes are more responsive when you step on the brake pedal. AWD helps cars stop sooner and accelerate faster, which makes it an optimal drivetrain when safety and performance are both important to the driver. AWD also helps a car's fuel economy by providing a steady and even distribution of power when extra power is not needed with the back wheels.

How Does All-Wheel Drive Work on a Nissan?

On a Nissan, all-wheel drive works using a sophisticated sensor system. The sensors keep track of the power and performance of each wheel on your Nissan. If one or more of the tires starts losing its grip on the road, Nissan's AWD system responds by shifting engine power or torque to the wheels with greater traction.

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