The hype took it off to be considered and "out of the box drifter" probably. Though, cars are not realistically designed to drift and be beaten in that manner right from the get go. Similar to the Nissan S chasis'. Power to weight ratio, FR layout, close 50/50 weight distribution, the right size wheelbase...all great things to get started. But a bone stock 240 sucks for drifting period...even more when compared to a built chasis.
This car definitely isnt a drift-ready car straight from the dealer. But with a few minor bolt ons, it would be killer-which is why there are already cars competing in D1 and FD.
...I am with a lot of people on this thread. I feel like I've read nearly 8 pages of ignorant, fanboy comments. Self-education never hurts. Make sure to use the right sources to educate yourselfs. Not wikipedia, random cholos on youtube playing the "tokyo drift" song to their mad tyte jdm yo video as well
