- six-
wheeled Pinzgauer,
which is po****r with
defense forces around the globe, and 10-
wheeled GMC CCKW made
famous by the U.S. Army in
World War II.
Four-wheeler...
- Honda's three-
wheeled ATVs; it
became a
universal name ****ociated with all
vehicles of this type. It was
directly influenced by
earlier 6-
wheeled AATVs of...
-
spelled quadricycle) is a
four-
wheeled human-powered land vehicle. It is also
referred to as a quadcycle,
pedal car or
four-
wheeled bicycle amongst other...
- have part-time
four-
wheel drive, the term
refers to the mode when 4WD is
deactivated and
power is
applied to only two wheels. For two-
wheeled vehicles such...
- such as
tanks and bulldozers;[page needed] it is also used in
certain wheeled vehicles commonly known as skid-steers, and
implemented in some automobiles...
-
classify some
three wheeled vehicles as autocycles.
Virginia defines an
autocycle as "a three-
wheeled motor vehicle that has a
steering wheel and
seating that...
- or front-engine,
four-
wheel drive (4WD)
layout places the
internal combustion engine at the
front of the
vehicle and
drives all
four roadwheels. This...
-
Four Wheeler is the
oldest magazine for 4×4 and off-road
truck and SUV enthusiasts. The
first issue was
published in
February 1962, and in 2012, the internationally-read...
- A
barouche is a large, open,
four-
wheeled carriage, both
heavy and luxurious,
drawn by two horses. It was
fashionable throughout the 19th century. Its...
-
corner posts and a
fixed roof. Two-
wheeled war
chariots and
transport vehicles such as
four-
wheeled wagons and two-
wheeled carts were
forerunners of carriages...
