Notable changes going from FWD to RWD
According to popular mechanics,
ALL SAID AND DONE
Neither front-wheel drive nor rear-wheel drive is really better than the other. Today's sophisticated traction and stability control systems are so good they can mask or enhance the true driving dynamics of a vehicle. That
said, through most of this test we found the effectiveness of these systems had more to do with a car's performance than which wheels were actually doing the driving.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/auto...31.html?page=5
ALL SAID AND DONE
Neither front-wheel drive nor rear-wheel drive is really better than the other. Today's sophisticated traction and stability control systems are so good they can mask or enhance the true driving dynamics of a vehicle. That
said, through most of this test we found the effectiveness of these systems had more to do with a car's performance than which wheels were actually doing the driving.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/auto...31.html?page=5
Hahaaa! I'm a member of maxima.org and nycmaximas. LOL. We are all in the family so it's no problem.
True, but for everyday driving, cost efficiency, and easy to mass produce, FWD are good for what people use them for.
I have a G, but its just to cruise.
I have a G, but its just to cruise.
I use mine to drive. My stock G handles circles around my pretty highly modded maxima.
the torque steer drove me completely nuts, and i had only been in the car for less than an hour test driving it. that was a newer acura tl too. ill say it again, i hate fwd, but i can see where it is better for the uneducated, and under experienced drivers
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Alex Koss
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