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Originally Posted by Dimman
In absolutely equal terms RWD>FWD. But we are talking purely theoretical. Identical cars except drive wheels. But back in reality that comes down to application such as you describe.
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Yes, this point is correct, but has been overlooked in this thread for some reason.
All things kept equal, RWD > FWD. But application/execution plays a critical role. Hence, you can have FWD cars designed to out-handle RWD cars. Some good examples of FWD cars were mentioned already: Megane Trophy 265, Integra Type-R, etc.