Why is not the Prerunner 4WD because it is a truck? Every truck need to have four wheel drive.
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To guarantee a safe rally, a car known as the Prunner investigates the course and terrain ahead of time. Any vehicle utilized for off-road race course prerunners is called a prerunner. It might be a truck, a motorcycle, or any kind of car.
A 4WD is not necessary for some folks. Why pay for a car if you drive in the city and never need it? Observe how many people on here assemble Overlander-style vehicles but never venture off the sidewalk. Observe the number of 4WD trucks at your neighborhood store and count how many of them have street tires on them.
Say, for instance, that your neighborhood parts store delivers to nearby mechanic shops—that’s a perfect illustration of how to use a 2WD vehicle.
When I was shopping for a truck, I wondered why the Toyota Tacoma PreRunner didn’t come with 4WD, given that many trucks have it for off-road capabilities. I learned that the PreRunner is designed to offer the look and height of a 4WD truck but with 2WD to keep costs lower and improve fuel efficiency. Not every truck needs 4WD; it depends on the intended use. For instance, if you primarily drive on paved roads and don’t need serious off-roading capabilities, 2WD trucks like the PreRunner can be a more practical and economical choice.