>FWD Haladex based AWD Continental >2017+years Why? F

>pay 60k for a ford with leather seats

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>>17015599
i think it was 71k as tested

Has ford lost their fucking minds?

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>>17015585
tfw own a lexus.

>>17015605
I like that interior. if i saw that in the dealership showroom brand new back in the 90s i would've came.. even now.. if i had to chance i would've kept it clean. my car also has a cheap ass interior but it looks just as factory as it left because i keep it autistic clean.

>>17015628
you havent had to touch the buttons or maintain one have you?

>>17015635
Closest i've experienced was a first gen focus but the interior never really fell apart on me.

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>tfw the Ford memes were true
>tfw you have a Chevy

>>17015585
Audi does it
Acura does it

There's no benefit to RWD in a luxobarge, you're not flinging the car around a track
You also get more interior space this way

>>17015675
get fucked

>>17015585
>Lexus at the top
>still nearly one problem for every vehicle sold

Man. Are cars just shit now or is it still that crap study where "problem" is a vague term that could refer to anything between a faulty Bluetooth connection and a complete engine failure?

>>17015761
He's absolutely right though..

>>17015829
You seem like the type of person who enjoys an automatic car

>>17015849
ofc he does

>>17015849
>buying a big old 4 door car for muh driving feels
You know there's coupes for your "enthusiasm" right?

>tfw get over your boiracer days and decide to buy a comfy reliable daily commuter
>tfw lexus starts releasing cars that are uglier than OP's mother on a bad day
Japan was a mistake.

>>17015675
>RWD is only for track
Lol

>>17015849
>hurr durr buy an S Class with a stick shift

>>17016909
That's where the biggest advantage is

What benefits does RWD have in ever day driving?

>>17015822
Yes

>>17016992
Lower turning radius. More inherent balance. Better acceleration (yes, this is useful for many drivers who don't give a shit about your memetic idea of "performance"). Better comfort.

>>17017116
Turning radius is going to be shit because of how big the car is

>better balance
Literally no one gives a shit on their commute

>better acceleration
That may be true but no one (normal) does hard pulls at every stop light
You can floor it in an Accord at a stop light and end up 20 car lengths in front of everyone else because no one gives a shit

t. someone with 2 cars out of 3 that are RWD