FWD is better for newer drivers, with less experience, as they are generally alot more predictable in all conditions that RWD
RWD and FWD can both have excellent handling characterestics......it just depends on the car....the falcon and s2k are both RWD but they dont handle the same way
if u really want massive power....go for RWD, coz then wen u run massive power on FWD, steering can become and issue
although same case with RWD, with too much power, oversteer can become an issue
and yes as already stated, FWD have better fuel efficiency as they are lighter and generally in smaller sized cars
FWD are also cheaper to make, and easily transferable from model to model, though the same can be said for RWD
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it aloows for cheaper production for the car...as money dosnt need to be spent on developing driveshafts to the rears and all that...and yea it allows for a more simpler design for the car and its mechanics and more room inside
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