rear-wheel drive
US /ˈrɪr.wiːl ˌdraɪv/
UK /ˈrɪr.wiːl ˌdraɪv/
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Hinterradantrieb
a type of vehicle drivetrain where the engine's power is transmitted to the rear wheels, which propel the vehicle
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Many sports cars use rear-wheel drive for better handling.
Viele Sportwagen verwenden Hinterradantrieb für besseres Handling.
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Older trucks often have rear-wheel drive.
Ältere Lastwagen haben oft Hinterradantrieb.