What's the best car to travel downhill on a mountain pass at high speed?

Cayman GT4

GO to sleep grandpa there is a new akina 86

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ban assault cars

A motorcycle.

Obviously the eightu shix

roll playing soccer mom detected

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So, to make a case for either car, I just googled stock AE86 vs Stock FR-S (and again as GT86) and found out no retarded car channel has actually compared track times with these two vehicles.

Someone should try this. Now.

a light FWD hatch
Uphill a powerful AWD

Small engined hillclimb car.

youtube.com/watch?v=aD5xruwqpFc&t=37s

3k civic

i played this and almost broke my keyboard..WHY NO HIGSCORE DAMMIT DEVS!!!
youtube.com/watch?v=Ti0mWiVGrxw&t=14s

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cap a chino

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wrong photo

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An Impreza 22b

reliant robin

sex

you have patrician taste

samefag

Something older, RWD, light, and with large wood steering wheel and a good drving position.

I'm going to say Alfa Romeo 2000 because I own one, and trying to kill myself on mountain roads is the main reason why I bought it.

>Something older, RWD, light, and with large wood steering wheel and a good drving position.
I have just the thing for you, mate

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There’s a video from some nip show where an old retired racer has a try at a downhill course in his old AE86 and the new GT86

You want AWD to put down alot of power, but you do want the AWD to be rear-wheel biased.
Oldier for lighter weight, late 80's early 90's most likely optimal, although you're probably dead if you crash.
Powerful high-revving turbo engine.
Pic related is probably the ultimate.

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Anyone know if these are any good?

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>audi meme
It's too heavy. Try pic related

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A Fiesta ST

>fwd for downhill

It's a glorified Golf with a meme haldex """AWD""""

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Wheelbase too short I think.

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HAHA

no.

Something with brakes.

Something with good brakes

Can personally vouch for it

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final form of a polo
that doesnt necessarily mean its a bad thing

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Track times don't matter

Downhill mountain pass times matter.

you didnt fail me Veeky Forums

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the audi has a shorter wheelbase you tard.

anything light because it's all braking

BMW 330ci convertible e46 with auto/stick tranny

Gib plz

Longboard

american muscle
the only way to fly

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Depends on the amount of straights.
MRS
Elise
AZ1
S660
S2k
Cappuchino
Miat

>overweight understeering pig
yeah no.
>audi
why ask question if you know the answer

New 86 is faster, old 86 is lighter (miata level weight but with an even weaker engine)
I'd wager that unless there are virtually no straights the gt86 would win

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