Originally Posted by
Ferrer
But contrary to Nissan and Toyota, Honda doesn't have that much of a rear wheel drive history do they?
they do seem to be more of a FWD specialist (and they are very good at it).
the S2000 had some handling flaws when it came out didn't it? and that was their first RWD car in quite a while.
to be fair, it's not like toyota had any interesting or RWD cars since the 90's, and nissan's shining beacon was the 350Z...
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