Will your next car still be a FWD car?
06-30-2004, 12:05 PM
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Thanks for the info, EricL. Guess it'll just take some getting used to when at the limit, like with everything else. BTW, the fishtailing I was referring to was driver induced. I was just having a little fun with a rental.
06-30-2004, 02:49 PM
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RWD or AWD is the way to go...
Had a '99 TL and '01 CLP
Now 00 Boxster S, '04 330xi and 00 Tacoma.
Personally, the fun factor is more important to me. It is unlikely that I will ever return to FWD automobiles unless I'm absolutely forced to (i.e. if my wife likes the looks of a particular FWD car and disregards performance).
RWD or AWD is the way to go...IMHO of course
Now 00 Boxster S, '04 330xi and 00 Tacoma.
Personally, the fun factor is more important to me. It is unlikely that I will ever return to FWD automobiles unless I'm absolutely forced to (i.e. if my wife likes the looks of a particular FWD car and disregards performance).
RWD or AWD is the way to go...IMHO of course
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