Why are almost all drift cars at drift events 90s japanese cars?
What if they go "extinct"?
Why are almost all drift cars at drift events 90s japanese cars?
Ian Morales
Carter Howard
they are cheap rear wheel drive cars, they will probably be replaced by the gt86, modern awd cars with a locked center diff and the shittiest grade of bmw in 20 or so years
Gavin Ward
It started in Japan
Logan Cox
>gt86
Carter Morales
consider the fact that one of the most popular drift cars ever is the s chassis, a noodle piece of shit chassis with a terrible engine not worth a single shit but it's rear wheel drive and just cheap enough at the time for people to make it go sideways
Brody Brown
>What if they go "extinct"?
It's happening right now, they are 20yo cars, they won't be immortal.
Most of them end on a tree somewhere in eastern Russia
Brandon Jenkins
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Daniel Cook
even japanese brands dont make sports cars anymore
Jonathan Parker
>Why are almost all drift cars at drift events 90s japanese cars?
because they're cheap disposable cars that can be tossed once wrecked
>What if they go "extinct"?
nothing of value will be lost
Alexander Lee
Evolution of common middle chassis:
AE86 -> S-chassis -> 13 year gap -> gt86