What the four common cofigurations used as the final drives on FWD vehicles are?

The four common configurations used as final drives on front-wheel-drive (FWD) vehicles are the transaxle, which combines the transmission and differential in one unit; the independent rear suspension with a transaxle setup; the front drive axle with constant velocity (CV) joints; and the dual-clutch transmission (DCT) which offers quick gear shifts. Each configuration facilitates power transfer from the engine to the front wheels while accommodating the vehicle's design and performance requirements.