Never driven an RWD in real life, and that's the thing that scares me the most. If I happen to drive it like I drive it in simracing, I'll spin before even exiting the car dealer
If you drive on the road as we do in simracing you deserve to be
"cut from the gene pool" my friend
But in all seriousness, I´ve been driving RWD cars since 1993 and never have spun on public roads.
Even with my current car which I´ve spun more than 100 times ( thrice this week alone when "tyre testing" on a skid pad
) never ever spun on public roads, only test tracks, race tracks and skid pads.
Apart from all responsibilty reasons current cars do have stability control and if you switch that of on public roads I´ll be after you with a rusty version of the tool above.
On a practicall note, this thing above seats two very comfortably, up to two big dogs and has a very usable luggage compartment.
But no trailer hitch and no bike rack, period!!
( my L frame Liteville 301 does fit in the trunk if you remove both wheels.
No problem with my longbow, the trunk can house about 2.000 arrows if needs be
If you want something like this be quick about it, the sportscar is about to die an agonizing death because of electrocution.
The BRZ2 and GR86 will be the last of the enjoyable and affordable sports cars.
Ok, theres still the "hairdressers Porsche Miata, but it´s on it´s last legs,too.
And if I remember correctly the Fiata is already dead. I would have preferred the Miata becuase of 2.0 NA, the 1,5 "rebreather" Fiat engine was only a peasants car heart on life support.
Now let´s see what you have at silverstone, heading over now
Carsten