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Rear Wheel Drive OK for a first car?

Asked by BenyG in Automotive, Miscellaneous

Tags: drive, car, wheel, rear, first

I have very recently passed my test and I am thinking of treating myself to get a Toyota MR2 G Limited; 2 litre rear wheel drive car. I have just turned 25 so the insurance is not as horrific as you would expect. My concern is the rear wheel drive - is it dangerous for a newly qualified driver to even touch one of these? I know someone who has had a MR2 roadster for years and it has never fish-tailed for them - On the other hand I heard of horror stories on other forums online.

I would be very interested to hear what my fellow techies think - whether or not a newly-qualified 25-year-old should stay clear of RWD cars. I should point out that I am not a boy-racer at all and would probably drive slower and be more careful in this then a 'normal' car.

Thanks!

Benjamin