liquid_cool wrote:if you go the route of driving an awd car..you will find the dynamics are drasticly different...be warned..dont get risky till you take her to a skid pad to get used to the change in driving styl that they demand...taking a corner at any type of speed would be a disaster in the hands of a unfamilliar driver...
x2 I found out while me and a buddy were test driving a brand new 2007 WRX turbo TR edition (non-STI). We took it down our favorite twisty road, and it got a little squirrly while accelerating out of a corner. The road itself was lined with trees and upward steep embankments, so I was glad he didn't lose it considering it wasn't even our car. We took the same road in a brand new (at the time) Honda Civic Si at 82mph, it's mostly a 35mph road. The Civic handled wonderfully for a FWD car, the best of it's kind as far as what I've driven (FWD Lotus Elan might be better, but IDK).