Well, this may be sort of an odd question, but any input would be appreciated.
For a first manual car, can it be said that say, a 05 Mustang would be easier to drive than a WRX STi? (Keep in mind Im talking STi, not normal WRX) I'm not just talking numbers, since I know both have plenty o torque down low, but how do the other factors compare?
Is rear wheel drive better or worse when you are starting out; it seems if you gave it too much power by accident, its better to spin the tires and waste a little tread than have your clutch assembly/whatever-else-in-the-sti take the stress?
But at the same time, it seems as if you were out driving in the real world, and you gave it a little too much gas by accident say switching lanes or going around a corner, the stang could kick its rear end out/oversteer and injure/kill you. Am I looking at all this the right way?
For a first manual car, can it be said that say, a 05 Mustang would be easier to drive than a WRX STi? (Keep in mind Im talking STi, not normal WRX) I'm not just talking numbers, since I know both have plenty o torque down low, but how do the other factors compare?
Is rear wheel drive better or worse when you are starting out; it seems if you gave it too much power by accident, its better to spin the tires and waste a little tread than have your clutch assembly/whatever-else-in-the-sti take the stress?
But at the same time, it seems as if you were out driving in the real world, and you gave it a little too much gas by accident say switching lanes or going around a corner, the stang could kick its rear end out/oversteer and injure/kill you. Am I looking at all this the right way?