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<blockquote data-quote="awalbert88" data-source="post: 292723" data-attributes="member: 545461">I despise FWD.&nbsp; RWD has vastly more predictable handling, will never suffer from torque steer, takes corners far better, and is a lot more fun to drive.&nbsp; I am more comfortable driving my RWD Mustang in the winter than I am driving my mom&#039;s FWD Focus, because I know *exactly* what the car will do in any given situation, and I know how to correct for any individual wheel losing traction.&nbsp; In FWD, you&#039;re only using two wheels to control the vehicle -- if one of them hits an ice patch, you lose 50% of your control.&nbsp; In RWD, all four wheels are doing something to control the vehicle, so even if both front wheels lose traction, you can still control the vehicle to an extent.&nbsp; AWD is the next logical progression in the &quot;control&quot; department, but RWD is way more fun //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif.I learned to drive with FWDs, but after owning a RWD, I&#039;ll never go back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="awalbert88, post: 292723, member: 545461"] I despise FWD. RWD has vastly more predictable handling, will never suffer from torque steer, takes corners far better, and is a lot more fun to drive. I am more comfortable driving my RWD Mustang in the winter than I am driving my mom's FWD Focus, because I know *exactly* what the car will do in any given situation, and I know how to correct for any individual wheel losing traction. In FWD, you're only using two wheels to control the vehicle -- if one of them hits an ice patch, you lose 50% of your control. In RWD, all four wheels are doing something to control the vehicle, so even if both front wheels lose traction, you can still control the vehicle to an extent. AWD is the next logical progression in the "control" department, but RWD is way more fun [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG]. I learned to drive with FWDs, but after owning a RWD, I'll never go back. [/QUOTE]

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