Best drift car

[221GTS]

In Need for Speed Carbon, my two favorite drifters are a 1969 Dodge Charger R/T and the Viper SRT10. I want to hear about some other cars that are made to drift.

[TheStig]

Mate, this section is about real cars, not about cars in NFS games.
Unless you are talking about real cars....

[Glopaticki]

Cars made to drift? No car WAS made to drift...modified to drift yes, but not made specifically to drift. You'll find alot of Jap cars are used for drifting no to mention a whole range of RWD european/american cars.

[Koenigsegg_Rox]

The Falken Mustang in D1 gets some pretty cool slides happening, with lots of smoke, too.

[viper16]

Nissan S Chassis RPS13/PS13-S15

[BUS7A]

yhe man ur ryt the dodge is good try a monaro they myt be pretty good

[steelsnake00]

yhe man ur ryt the dodge is good try a monaro they myt be pretty good

Speak English, fool.

[Danyutz]

Speak English, fool.

[Koenigsegg_Rox]

You talkin like a brother man.

[Striker94]

um, drift?

Mustang GT pherhaps?

[baumaxx1]

In real life, the most successful drifter is the nissan s15

[Striker94]

that's interesting, because according to the following...

TF&TFTD-350Z

Prostreet-RX-7

Carbon-Evo (my opinion)

Me-Mustang GT500

Baumaxx-S15

Koenigsegg-Falken Mustang

211 GTS-Dodge Charger/Viper

Viper16-Nissan S Chassis RPS13/PS13-S15

BUS7A-'yhe man ur ryt the dodge is good try a monaro they myt be pretty good'

So, lets see- 11different variations for 10 different posts!

[steelsnake00]

Drifting is far more to do with the driver than the car. Once you have the basic real mods you need to enable a car to drift (suspention, cage, differential, brakes if you're not an idiot) it all comes down to personal choice.

My personal favourite? Falken's E36 M3-engine'd 3-Series Estate.

[baumaxx1]

"Best" is subjective... but most "successful", there's a way to measure it... thats why I say the S15.

[PSZeTa]

Most successful or most popular?

[viper16]

If you go to a drift event anywhere what car is there the most its the Nissan S chassis or the Corolla AE86.

[xHaZxMaTx]

That doesn't make it the most successful.

[steelsnake00]

A drift car is only as successful as the driver.

[Carcrazy]

For instance, someone like me would put the thing into a wall. Someone who's trained, (like my uncle,) can beat someone driving even an automatic...

He actually beat people in an automatic 240SX...
(And he's gonna teach me to drift my Evo/RX-7/200SX, whichever it is.)

[steelsnake00]

(And he's gonna teach me to drift my Evo

Good luck

[Carcrazy]

Yeah, I know... but actually, for an AWD car, it's pretty tail happy.

[xHaZxMaTx]

I didn't think it was possible to drift in anything but a RWD or with an automatic...

[steelsnake00]

Yeah, I know... but actually, for an AWD car, it's pretty tail happy.

Not the FQ360 I drove it wasn't. Understeery on the limit, rather than oversteery.

[Koenigsegg_Rox]

Oooh, just forgot: the legendary CAPA Drift ute...

This is Australian drifting just so you know, but this thing has LOADS of horsepower. Haven't followed drifting much lately so I don't know if it's changed, but I think it was 800hp the last time I saw it.

[steelsnake00]

Oooh, just forgot: the legendary CAPA Drift ute...

This is Australian drifting just so you know, but this thing has LOADS of horsepower. Haven't followed drifting much lately so I don't know if it's changed, but I think it was 800hp the last time I saw it.

I don't see the appeal for big BHP drift cars. Just means harder to control. Sideways, I'd rather take a nice 3.2L ITB'd I6 than a big, boosty high hp engine. Much smoother, much more progressive and much more natural feeling to drive.