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Have you actually driven one? It isn't as bad as you might think. When you are on the power, having the weight on the rear of the car is an advantage. They aren
by cmbaus 13y ago
Have you actually driven one? It isn't as bad as you might think. When you are on the power, having the weight on the rear of the car is an advantage. They aren't nearly as hard to drive as their reputation leads people to believe.
I bet more new drivers struggle with the heaviness of the clutch and lack of power steering before they get anywhere near the limits of the car.
- Swizec 13y agoUnfortunately I have not. But I have seen several accelerating from a stoplight and almost not making the corner on a perfectly dry road. Granted, the car I drive also understeers madly ... but all cheap front-wheel cars do that. (yes, I like having fun with cars even when they're cheap and have no business being driven like that) As for the car's limits, you don't buy a car like this to not hit the limits. If you do, then you make me sad.