Technician A says a unibody design is usually a rear wheel drive. Technician B says that in a rear wheel drive vehicle the engine and transaxle may be mounted transversely. Who is correct?

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Unibody designs are not typically associated with a specific drive type (rear or front-wheel drive); they refer to the construction method where the body and frame are a single piece. Rear-wheel drive vehicles usually have the engine and transmission mounted longitudinally, not transversely, which is more common in front-wheel drive vehicles.

Technician a Says a Unibody Design Is Usually a Rear