How do you compare all-wheel drive cars?

Compare all-wheel drive cars by evaluating specifications and online reviews and test-driving the cars in person. Cars.com is a good online resource to compare vehicles; on the home page, click the Buy tab, click Research Car Models, choose the Side-by-Side Compare feature, and then enter vehicle types for a comparison. You can also compare vehicles by user reviews, pricing, fuel economy, performance and features. Additional online resources for comparing vehicles include Edmunds, Kelly Blue Book, CarComplaints, TrueDelta and CarGurus.

All-wheel drive systems are included in coupes, sedans, trucks, crossovers and sport utility vehicles. Consider factors such as size, style, suspension and interior as well when comparing all-wheel drive vehicles. Test-drive vehicles in person by visiting different dealerships. VroomGirls recommends narrowing the search to three vehicles before test-driving and taking comprehensive notes about each one. During the test drive, evaluate driving conditions in city traffic, on freeways and in an open parking lot.

The top all-wheel drive sedans of 2015 include the Audi A4, BMW 3 Series, Subaru Impreza, Ford Fusion and Ford Taurus, according to AutoTrader. The Chrysler 300 is another top all-wheel drive sedan of 2015. Top all-wheel drive crossovers and sport utility vehicles include the BMW X Series, Subaru XV Crosstrek, Subaru Forester and Audi Q5. The Honda CR-V and Nissan Murano are also highly rated in this category.