@barber.motors: Showing Our Customers the Different Drive Trains Rear Wheel Drive: All power is delivered to the rear wheels to push the car forward. Rear wheels are responsible for movement while the front wheels handle the steering. Front Wheel Drive: All rotational power is directed to the car’s front wheels in a front-wheel drivetrain. The vehicle’s front wheels are responsible for both its forward movement and steering. Four Wheel Drive: Designed to deliver full power to all four wheels, making them more powerful and stable when road conditions are less than ideal. All Wheel Drive: The vehicle’s onboard computer collects information which it then uses to transfer power between the front and rear wheels. The computer makes the best decision to switch which set of wheels needs power the most in response to road conditions.