Subarus AWD systems differ by transmission type and safety
Subaru offers two AWD setups. Manuals use a mechanical fluid-based system that evenly distributes power until wheel spin. Automatics use a computer controlled system that starts front biased but can send up to half the power to the rear when slippage occurs, improving response and traction in bad weather. Both are safe and effective.
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