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Subaru currently has four different AWD systems: 1. Viscous Coupling Center Differential AWD 2. Active Torque Split AWD 3. Variable Torque Distribution AWD 4. Driver Controlled Center Differential (DCCD) AWD 1. Viscous Coupling Center Differential AWD "This system is used for all models equipped with manual transmissions, excluding the WRX STI. It delivers the sporty satisfaction of quick shifts combined with an AWD system that makes the most of the available traction at all times. This system a