Subject	I dunno about that. I have driven both FWD and RWD in
Posted by	MixManMash on February 14, 2007 at 4:43 PM
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In Reply To	Agreed - if you're stuck w. a sedan, FWD helps in bad posted by YugoBernie (NoVA) on February 14, 2007 at 04:22 PM
Message	winter. Both have their pros and cons. The one thing I did find is that if you are in a situation where the car is losing control, it's much easier to bring it back into line with RWD. However, starting from a stop seems easier on a FWD. Of course, the best is AWD in those situations.
Follow Ups	buyin a car.... - Luthandrian 16:00:23 02/14/07 Nice. Since it's not a Z, care to sell the small metal - Scotts94z32 16:02:35 02/14/07 Email this guy. - CMH (OH) 18:21:09 02/14/07 I would rather get a maxima or something instead (n/m) - ashman2k2 16:14:49 02/14/07 Agreed - if you're stuck w. a sedan, FWD helps in bad - YugoBernie (NoVA) 16:22:33 02/14/07 A hearty 2nd on that sentiment - TT XTZ 16:30:33 02/14/07 I think spoiler on the J30t models helps improve the back - Dave N 18:01:32 02/14/07 I dunno about that. I have driven both FWD and RWD in - MixManMash 16:43:29 02/14/07 Isn't the J30 RWD? poinltess to mount the engine - kneronaSMZ 20:50:16 02/14/07 Yes it's RWD, but what do you mean mount it "that" way? (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:05:08 02/15/07 Re: buyin a car.... - Zenica 16:17:13 02/14/07 If I was looking for a sensible sedan, I would rather buy - olyar15 16:39:19 02/14/07 There is still hope for your J30 if you purchase it. - MixManMash 16:41:45 02/14/07 Thats my first car, except mine was silver - TTFairladyZ 17:00:28 02/14/07 divorce her and buy a z (n/m) - redfarsi 01:22:20 02/15/07
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