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Rear Wheel Drive refers to a vehicle drivetrain configuration where power is sent exclusively to the rear wheels, as opposed to all four wheels (four-wheel drive) or the front wheels (front-wheel drive). This setup allows for improved handling and performance, particularly in terms of acceleration and cornering, due to the weight distribution and traction benefits of having the driven wheels at the rear of the vehicle. Rear Wheel Drive vehicles are commonly found in sports cars, luxury vehicles, and trucks, offering a more engaging driving experience for enthusiasts seeking a balance of power and control.