Today, I went to the 4S shop to change the oil. When the car was lifted, I tried spinning one of the rear wheels by hand, but the other rear wheel didn't move. For a four-wheel drive, shouldn't turning one wheel cause the other to spin in the opposite direction, like the front wheels do? Can someone explain if this is normal?

I want to ask, why is the front brake caliper of the Taycan positioned at the front? Isn't it said that for mid-to-high-end cars, the front wheel calipers are generally positioned at the rear? Please explain.

Has anyone encountered a humming noise coming from the left rear wheel of their Defender 110 after parking? The sound stops after about 3 minutes, and there's no noise from the other wheels.

Today, I went to the 4S shop to change the oil. When the car was lifted, I tried spinning one of the rear wheels by hand, but the other rear wheel didn't move. For a four-wheel drive, shouldn't turning one wheel cause the other to spin in the opposite direction, like the front wheels do? Can someone explain if this is normal?

Is there a G70 rear-wheel-drive luxury model available? Didn't they say that in-stock vehicles are exempt from purchase tax? Every store only has the flagship model. 🤐

Is the GV70's all-wheel drive truly full-time, and what is the front-rear power distribution ratio? I've seen some owners say it's not full-time AWD, mentioning that some modes require manual adjustment to four-wheel drive or allow switching to two-wheel drive. I'm a bit confused. Could someone explain the situation with this AWD system and how to use it?

Stainless steel shell thickness: 1.8mm for the four doors, 1.4mm for other parts. I was quite puzzled after watching a video of the actual car this year; it didn't seem to match the 3mm thickness mentioned in 2019. Today, I just saw a video explaining the official version of the sheet metal thickness.

Hey car enthusiasts, when I put my 4WD on a lift, the front wheels spin but the rear ones don't. After a while, it shows a "4WD Overheat" warning. But when I drive on the road for a bit, the error code disappears.

Is it worth buying a 2011 automatic high-end 1.5 with 110,000 km for 18,000? The front windshield has been replaced, and the rear air vent can't blow warm air. I didn't look into other details. I took a short drive and didn't notice anything unusual.

Is the e2 going to be discontinued? When I went for a test drive the other day, they didn't have it in the showroom.

Has anyone done a wheel alignment? My City has uneven wear on the left rear tire and slightly pulls to one side. I've heard that the City’s rear wheels are non-adjustable and you can only add shims during alignment. Is this safe? Also, is it necessary to do a wheel alignment since the tires are quite cheap? 🤦‍♂️