Can I get a 4×4 on Motability?
We offer an excellent range of new 4×4 Motability cars, from industry leading manufacturers such as Audi, and Jeep. With such a diverse variety of new 4×4 Motability cars available, we can ensure you find the right 4×4 car to suit you perfectly. Our team of Motability specialists are here to help configure a vehicle to suit your needs. We have a wide range of vehicles available for lease on the Motability scheme. Hatchbacks, SUVs and even sporty coupes are available to choose from, so we are confident you will find your ideal new car with us.Explore our selection below and find the perfect car for your lifestyle today. Please note: currently our Jaguar, Land Rover, Porsche and Used Car Centres do not offer cars through the Motability scheme.
Which is better 4×4 or AWD?
What is the difference between AWD and 4WD? Both send power to all four of a vehicle’s wheels, but AWD is more useful on paved roads or for light off-roading, while 4WD has a lot of off-road capability but limited usability on paved roads. BMW’s xDrive all-wheel-drive system is designed to improve traction and control, making it ideal for navigating snow-covered roads. Drive distributes power between the front and rear wheels as needed, reducing the risk of skidding or losing control.The downside is that xDrive may make the car slightly less fuel efficient, as driving all four wheels generally uses more fuel. For electric BMW models with xDrive, range is likely to be marginally worse than an equivalent single-motor car.Traditional AWD and 4WD systems provide consistent power to all four wheels. If one or two wheels lose traction, that power is simply lost! Drive eliminates this issue. Allowing for a 100% transfer of power to either the front or rear axle, xDrive ensures that you never experience a loss of control.
Is 4×4 or AWD better in snow?
AWD is better for daily driving on plowed and maintained roads. It automatically adjusts to changing conditions without driver input. WD is better for extreme conditions—like deep, unplowed snow or backcountry adventures where extra control and torque are essential. Choose AWD if: You desire enhanced traction and stability for safety in rain, snow, or light off-road situations. You appreciate the confidence and control provided by power to all four wheels, particularly in changing weather.AWD systems are generally more fuel-efficient, making them a better option for vehicles that are primarily used for commuting and light snow. On the other hand, 4WD systems prioritize capability over fuel economy, making them ideal for cars that need to handle heavy snow or icy roads.Superior Traction: AWD systems shine in challenging conditions, such as heavy snow or icy roads, by automatically adjusting power delivery to the wheels with the most grip. Improved Stability: The added traction enhances handling and reduces the risk of losing control on slippery surfaces.