re: RWD

["Dave and Jane" <jazzoid@domain.elided>]

"In the US, if you want a RWD car, you can look at Ford (Crown Vic/Gran
Marquis/Town Car)..."

And have fun tossing a couple of tons around. Seems like the real issue is fun
anyway. Really high HP and torque needs RWD and/or AWD. More modest sport
sedans can get around a track quite well with FWD so they must handle well,
but different. If that so and so is turning better times with similar hp and
he has FWD which we all know is inferior then he must be one hell of a pilot.
So how do you get you jollies? If you like the feel of RWD admit it but don't
waste energy convincing yourself it's 'better'.

Emmo

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