Even Land Rover says "Permanent Four Wheel Drive." and "Best 4x4xFar"

 

Ok I'm sorry about calling it AWD, however the last thing that I worked on that was true full time 4 wheel drive was a *****'s Jeep. There isno electronic transfer case with no Hi/Lo range notraction control sensors, wheel speed sensors,just power distributed to the front axels at the same ratio as the rear. Engage the CDL (if you have it) and I guess you would have a true full time 4 Wheel Drive Vehicle.

 

you still have open differentials on both axles.