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二手汽车选购常识（Secondhand cars buy common sense） I. purchase of automobile elements From the point of view of the fuel economy, the cars self-weight is proportional to the fuel consumption, which means that the heavier the car, the more fuel consumed, the less economical use. A small car will consume 1 percent more fuel per 40 kg of its own weight. However, it is not easy to have the phenomenon of float when the important car has the advantages of sharp turn and the stability of the emergency brake. 2. Different driving methods have good and bad. For example, the suv, the front and rear wheels have the driving force, the traction is big, the adoption is strong, the adhesion is large. Well, the steel plate of the body and the transmission system is thicker than the car, The safety factor is high for off-road, but the weight is large and the oil is poor. The load-bearing load of the mid - and upper-class sedan is basically the same, the power is strong, the traction is big, and on the climb, the dirt road and the bumpy road, Power, the rear wheel side slip and stability are obviously superior to engine front, front axle drive car. The transmission shaft retreated to the rear axle, causing the floor to bulge, and several assemblies were arranged separately, occupying a large space. Its hard to miniaturize cars. Small and medium-sized car, save the transmission shaft, the floor is flat, the transmission is compact, the weight is reduced, the floor is reduced, the center of gravity drops. When the weight is shifted to the rear, the front axle load can not generate enough traction. It is not easy to use in the mountainous area. Mini car, save the transmission shaft, the adhesion, the traction is also big, the wheelbase is smaller, there are no exhaust pipes under the floor, the engine exhaust, the noise will not pollute the carriage. The rear axle load is large, The turning is slippery, the control system is too long, the structure is complicated, the suitcase is too small. 3.