Meaning the engine is front-mounted and the front wheels are driven (FF for short), it is a common drivetrain layout. Its advantages include:
simple mechanical structure, good engine heat dissipation, minimal impact on interior space, excellent fuel economy, and high maintainability. However, its disadvantages are: because the front wheels handle both steering and driving, high-speed stability is poorer, the drive wheels are prone to slipping on inclines, and handling is slightly inferior compared to RWD vehicles.
