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Literally you'd have no drive to the wheels.
If you mean a drive-train without differential gearing, as can be effected by use of a 'diff-lock', both the driven wheels would rotate at the same speed making cornering on hard surfaces seem 'funny', e.g. 'understeer'. It would also cause much more tyre wear on the driven wheels.
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