How to check if a car is 2WD or 4WD (2WD vs 4WD)

Quickest and most reliable way to confirm the vehicle is equipped with a 4WD or AWD system. (awd vs 4wd)
The reason I wanted to make this video is because unfortunately in my career as a mechanic I've seen people having the impression they had a 4wd vehicle where in reality it was a 2wd. Whether due to their own negligence, or seller's dishonesty - it is never the topic people like to discuss, so I decided to put together a quick video showing how to check if the vehicle you're looking at really is a 4wd (or AWD).


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