C’mon, is it serious? Is everybody Sebastien Loeb here and drifting day and night on public roads? It is not possible to drive this car for fun without drifting? I just want to have a light, agile sports car - not a 4-5 door sedan - i don’t want to drift at all - just drive normally and safe around and sometimes enjoy it well within its limits. What about wet roads - is it sliding left and right all the time when accelerating? Sometimes my wife would need to drive it - is it safe for her to drive such a beast? I don’t want a car which is a safety risk all the time and be afraid of sliding accidentally to the other side of the road just because i pushed a bit more gas and doesn’t have wheel skills like Loeb or Makinen…If this is true what you drifters are writing here this is not my car and another selfmade Makinen will be happy when I sell it after it is not sold any more in EU. Please comfort me this car is not a beast. Thanks to all!
Take my winky eye emoji seriously in this case. This was a direct response to a question about whether it will drift on dry tarmac without serious provocation/abuse. It will do that.
I am not a drifter, I drive the car on public roads but my love of cars comes from rallying and I really enjoy being able to adjust the angle of a car with the throttle. You can do this with the car, but you would need to be quite committed or spirited in your driving.
Look, the car is not a beast, in fact it is really the total opposite of that, it's a pussycat and I do not think it will bite you unless you are taking serious liberties.
My wife will drive mine and she is not going to have issues with it.
This is Toyota, not TVR - they have not built and put on sale a monster. You and your wife will be absolutely fine.
People drove around in E30 BMWs in the 80's and most of them managed to keep them between the ditches.