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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang
More difficult to handle for an inexperienced driver, perhaps...
But to anyone that knows wtf they are doing there is no difference.
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so if you had a viper srt 10 to drive year round, you'd just put snow tires and continue as usual?
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you can easily recovery by braking less. try making that same move in a mid-engine car, and the rear end won't step back in line...hell, even in a properly balanced front midship design, you might have some trouble getting the rear end back in place
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never driven a mid engine car, but i drove a few front midship cars and actually i felt they were very stable under braking. And braking less is not always an option on the street. What if a guy cuts you off? Or a bus unexpectedly pulls out of the bus bay? Or a pedestrian decides to jaywalk across the street right in front of you?