X drive cars

[otolith]

PlywoodPascal said:

if you don't notice duller steering, longer braking distances, and higher polar moments of inertia, then you don't notice them, I suppose.

Really depends on what the car is for. Mine replaced an E class estate, not my Elise or Z4M. It’s fine for the intended purpose.

[PlywoodPascal]

otolith said:

PlywoodPascal said:

if you don't notice duller steering, longer braking distances, and higher polar moments of inertia, then you don't notice them, I suppose.

Really depends on what the car is for. Mine replaced an E class estate, not my Elise or Z4M. It’s fine for the intended purpose.

Oh quite, I agree compromise is acceptable to get a car that suits your usage. But my comment was in response to the idea that you wouldn’t be able to discern (not accept) the difference.