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There are also (rare nowadays and are mostly available in higher end / performance cars but used to be more frequent in late 80's and 90's): FF 4WS FR 4WS 4W
by inkyoto 4y ago
There are also (rare nowadays and are mostly available in higher end / performance cars but used to be more frequent in late 80's and 90's):
FF 4WS
FR 4WS
4WS is for «four wheel steering» (the emphasis is on «steering», not «driving») where – depending on the travelling speed – the rear pair of wheels turns either in the direction opposite to the front wheels (≤ 20 kmh) or in the same direction (≥ 20 kmh). The former makes the parking easier and reduces a turnaround circle. The latter makes the car look moving sideways when going around a bend or disappearing from its lane and emerging in the neighbouring lane during the lane change. 4WS also handles a bit differently on slippery roads around the bends.