Why does it cost so much more for the 4 WD version
animad36,
Jun 27, 6:42am
Can someone please tell me just why a 4 WD ute costs so much more than a 2 WD option?
jmma,
Jun 27, 6:44am
More mechanical and electric stuff to make 4WD is my guess, oh and different suspension, maybe some other things as well (o:
robbos1,
Jun 27, 6:54am
Gearbox, transfer case, steering, suspension.
tweake,
Jun 27, 7:09am
add driveshafts, diffs (sometimes stronger diffs) cv's axles etc, sometimes chassi and body parts. some have different engines, usually the 4wd gets the bigger engine.
msigg,
Jun 27, 8:13am
More useful and popular, as well as what was said above , extra components.
gmphil,
Jun 27, 8:13am
wind up surly ?
mephismeltdown,
Jun 27, 8:16am
#1 you need 6wd.
woodypc,
Jun 27, 9:31am
I have never understood this in most cars used for "normal" driving.
kazbanz,
Jun 27, 10:20pm
When it comes to second hand vehicles its simply a matter of supply and demand. There is a lot more demand than sellers can supply. It really is that simple.
kazbanz,
Jun 27, 10:22pm
With "normal" vehicles theres little or no $$$ advantage a vehicle being 2 or 4 wheel drive. The advantage of awd will be odvious to anyone driving in snowy regions now With utes and "trucks" different story.
lalabanana,
Apr 19, 10:02am
Because it's a 4wd. it's pretty simple really.
It's got a totally extra function that a 2wd doesn't have
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