[garvit2002]

Originally Posted by MustangMan

A good car for drifting can be any with rear wheel drive and decent power. It is not nationality dependent. Ofcourse the suspension has to be tuned as well.

the car has to be a rear wheel drive and must have good torque at low and high Rpms . well the suspension will require tuning up regularly

[veyron1]

Actually, ANY RWD can be drifted. Not for long periods, though. Sliding is easy. Drifting is hard. Maintaining the slides at various angles require powerful engines, poor tyres, and immense control...rather lack of control..

Sliding in a conty is fun. Especially in grass. You can't call it drifting because you can't maintain the slide angles, but still. Even the Fiats, especially the 118 NE's, are fun too...

[Amey]

Thanks guys for clarifying my doubts.What i wanted to ask is since its a tad taller,wont the CG be up and hence be kinda hard to control the drifts @ high speeds ?

[v6turbo]

Its is difficult though but not impossible.....american muscles have a strong hand on acceleration and has bags of grips but drifting not a kids game