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Originally Posted by Maxim
And that doesn't mean anything to me because there is no reason to pay more for a RWD layout. The only reason it's not more common is because of packaging issues for small cars which need to maximize interior space. (RWD also takes a small hit in terms of fuel economy because of the one extra directional change the power has to take on it's way from the crank to the wheels)
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you're going about it all wrong. you approach it as if toyota/subaru are supposed to absorb the extra cost of making this car. not gonna happen. the extra cost is going to be passed on to the buyer. theres no escaping that. they are a business and they will charge more if it cost more to make...