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Originally Posted by MightyMeeple
What he posted. I absolutely agree that the steering feel, but probably as important is the better weight distribution is better with RWD. FWD, in general, is going to be porky up front and lighter over the rear tires...and that isn't good for cornering.
I've owned 2 RWDs, 2 FWDs and a quattro...the RWDs handling and driver feel are tons better hands down.
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I have to agree. I have owned lots of cars, and all of my RWD cars have been more enjoyable to drive with better driver feedback. You also don't get torque steer which usually plagues high horsepower, high torque, FWD cars. Anyone who has ever driven a Mazda Speed3 knows what I am talking about
