RWD, AWD, or FWD?

Which one of these are the best, I personally prefer AWD.

 

Have you even driven irl? Have you even noticed AWD when driving?

If the first question is no, then gtfo.

If the first question is yes, continue on to next question

If second question is no, then why care?

If the second question is yes, props to you, you are a great person.

Don't take offense to this please. I love you

 

rear wheel drive is reliable cause it's tried and true. also good for wheelies/wheel stands.
front wheel drive is iffy imo. to many things in too small of a space.
all-wheel drive (anything but a sedan that's meant for rally) is for people who can't drive worth a dam.
4-wheel drive is for crawling over rocks or going through mud
6-wheel drive is for when you feel like saying "what a day, what a lovely day" and doing guzzoline runs to Gastown for a mad man who controls all the water.
8-wheel (or more) drive is for the alaskan snow trains.

 

i like everything

 

RWD all the way. I would rather have AWD for rally or something like that.

 

They all have their positives and negatives, one isn't better than another plain and simple.

 

You sound like a 12 year old (who has never driven a car).

 

20 and never driven. close but no cigar

 

It depends. Some front wheel drive cars are very fast and/or good handling. RWD some may say is more exciting as you get oversteer. AWD is great for off road in rally cars and also when putting down vast emounts of power without wheelspin.

 

All 3 are best.

insta-dq

 

insta-dairy queen?

 

insta-dq for having stitch snuggle with a pillow.

 

see that is a statement that makes less sense than you slagging certain layouts out while having never operated a vehicle, though i like your change in claimed age again.

At least this guy with the stitch avatar has driven all 3 layouts

 

so 4wd porsches aren't good?
i've test driven a base model 4wd carrera in the sun, and i didn't really notice it
might be a different story in the snow tho

 

"Which is best, a glass or a bottle?"

That question makes about as much sense as the OP.