RE: Hyundai iMax N 'Drift Bus' a real thing
Discussion
I love what Hyundai are doing at the moment. They are building a great brand with the whole N thing. They need to get the i20N out there quickly. If it's as good as the i30, I think they have a very bright future.
Nickbrapp said:
So you all hate heavy fast SUVs with a high COG but love a van with the same?
Yes, because they are crap built to satisfy consumers, while this is a bit of fun, done for no more reason than "because they could". We all need a laugh now and again.BFleming said:
I remember the works Toyota Hiace in 1988; on a wet day (there were plenty in the west of Ireland), with an empty cargo bay that rear end was drift-tastic. As a green 16 year old I couldn't believe how little grip it had. Great times!
I also had similar experience.17 years old
Empty XLWB Mercedes Sprinter
Broken Traction Control/Stability Control.
Wet roundabouts were interesting to say the least
I'm old, ford did this 40 years ago:
https://www.truckanddriver.co.uk/latest-stories/th...
early transit vans in Australia where commonly available with a 302 v8.
https://www.truckanddriver.co.uk/latest-stories/th...
early transit vans in Australia where commonly available with a 302 v8.
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