How
Mitsubishi's All-Wheel Control System Stacks up to the Competition
If
you're in the midst of shopping for a vehicle equipped with all-wheel drive, we
encourage you to choose a vehicle from this year's lineup. With a variety of
vehicles available with Mitsubishi's All-Wheel Control and Super All-Wheel
Control systems, you'll enjoy the luxury of choice when shopping for a vehicle
that's able to take on a variety of weather conditions and
terrains.
Get
the Inside Scoop on the Competition
When
it comes to shopping for a vehicle equipped with all-wheel drive, you've got
quite a few to choose from. With this in mind, our team has gone to great
lengths to provide our customers with an overview of competing all-wheel drive
systems. Take a look below to learn more:
Honda:
Whether facing inclement weather or compromised terrain, Honda's Real Time
All-Wheel Drive System is able to sense a loss of traction and will intuitively
transfer power to the vehicle's rear wheels, helping to increase
traction.
Nissan:
Recognizing the difference between cruising and corner, Nissan's Intuitive
All-Wheel Drive System is able to recognize when the vehicle is losing
traction. When such a thing happens, this specific all-wheel drive system will
respond accordingly in order to provide the driver with extra grip.
Subaru:
The Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive System was designed to provide the
driver with the ultimate in both traction control and balance. Located in the
centerline of the vehicle, this system balances the vehicle's weight,
distributing between to two sides to optimize control.
Ford:
Utilizing a variety of sensors to balance torque between the vehicle's front and
rear wheels, Ford's Intelligent All-Wheel Drive System aims to enhance handling
while also maximizing traction.
Mazda:
Introduced in 2013, Mazda's i-ACTIV all-wheel drive system is designed to send
power to the rear wheels to maintain traction control and grip. By reading the
road, windshield wiper use and many other factors, this system aims to be
seamless.
Jeep:
With a variety of 4x4 systems to choose from, Jeep utilizes features such as a
rear axle disconnect and a Selec-Terrain Traction Management System to provide
drivers with all-weather capability whether they're taking on snow covered
roads or rocky terrain.
Stop
by our Showroom and Put Mitsubishi's All-Wheel Control System to the
Test
While
Mitsubishi's many competitors may offer all-wheel drive, only Mitsubishi offers
two systems that will provide you with the ultimate in
traction and handling. Intuitively monitoring road conditions and intelligently
transferring power to the vehicle's wheels, both All-Wheel Control and Super
All-Wheel Control make taking on slush, snow, and even ice a rather easy feat.
Not to mention, as part of Mitsubishi full suite of safety features, you can
rely on these systems to work seamlessly with other vital safety systems such
as Active Stability Control and more.
Whether
you're interested in learning more about how Mitsubishi's available all-wheel
drive systems stack up to the competition or are ready to put these systems to
the test for yourself, we invite you to stop by our showroom today.
Conveniently located in Wantagh, NY and just a
short distance away from Massapequa, Smithtown, Medford NY, and Hempstead NY, our team looks
forward to welcoming you in to our Long Island new car dealership soon.
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