If you had to own a FWD car...

[gearheadE30]

Hmm, forgot about Seat. It's too bad they don't sell those in the U.S., because that is one of my favorite hatchbacks.

[eric (^__^)]

This looks very promising
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...test_road_test



It's no Festiva!

I'm planning on checking these out when they get here. It would be silly for me to buy a new car though.

[diegom6]

[e34john]

I would drive an FR200. Would have to get rid of the huge spoiler and hood scoop though. probably rear diffuser too.

[parkerbink]

This looks very promising
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...test_road_test



It's no Festiva!

[ditchdigger]

I'd be surprised if you could find a place to stow a 2L coke bottle in the damn thing.

How about a Small block chevy?

http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/for...ar/3174/page1/

[aintnothang]

It looks pretty BIG in the front.

[MG325i]

i wouldnt mind driving one of these.
if fixed up the right way, they are cool in their own way. Scion XA

[SpecM]

I kinda like the Smarts, overpriced for what they are tho

and a big 'boo' on the two-pedel tranny

[e34john]

It is most definetly RWD dude, rear engined too.

-Charlie

well Daimler-Chrysler does

Be silly to run a driveshaft to the front wheels, no?

I know they are rear wheel drive, I was replying to the previous post. I haven't driven a Smart that I like, havent driven any thats been swapped either. But the Smart roadster, for some reason was a lot funner. I got to drive one that a classmate picked up in Mexico.

[Collin]

MKI Scirocco, MKII GTi, or any form of Corrado. If I could afford it a MK5 GTi.

[SpecM]

Can you even fit a 2.0L in a smart?

if you're creative, sure

but I don't really know

[eric (^__^)]

Can you even fit a 2.0L in a smart?

I'd be surprised if you could find a place to stow a 2L coke bottle in the damn thing.

Ok I'm done.

[lucky7]

from a performance aspect. DC2 ITR. championship white.
but looks alone, Mk4 GLI.

[Erik]

Can you even fit a 2.0L in a smart?