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Originally Posted by clbmw
UKL has been quoted as RWD compatible so it's not dead in the water but I wouldn't bet against you on it being FWD.
Real shame.
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Technically any platform that supports AWD is RWD compatible. That means that the majority of platforms supporting FWD vehicles today could be used as the basis for a RWD vehicle too. Yet none are. Particularly telling is that all manufacturers who currently offer both FWD and RWD vehicles have specific platforms for each of those drivetrain types, even when some of the products offered across the two are the exact same size.
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Originally Posted by M3 Adjuster
I am glad to hear someone else thinks I'll be collecting from mkoesel also :-)) lol n
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That's a pretty creative way of interpreting "I wouldn't bet against you on it being FWD".
