Hell yeah, Laurel's can make sick drift slags..

That Laurel is hella cool, I would defiantly drive that.

hmm pay day tomorrow

Hell yeah lol, just need to find out what engine is in the one on pistonheads..

Engines can always be changed

can u drift something like a subaru legacy ?

When i think scooby i instantly think 4WD.

So on that note I'm going to say no.

However, i have no idea weather a legacy is 4WD or not.

I'm sure you 'could' but only if you have massive massive nuts and a lot of skill

go for a 6 cylinder bmw if youre a learner, they're cheap but thats good

and they are real drivers cars, proper handling

s14 all day long, my mate used to have one, now hes got a 320bhp r32 skyline, that.... also likes to go sideways lol :)

Are granadas RWD?

Yes, but the handling is utterly shite.

The old Volvo's are generally pretty impressive drifters, personally though, I'd just hire a LWB transit for the weekend. 135 T350's drift lovely

my mate had a volvo 360 and just welded the diff up only cost him £350 and it didnt really matter what happened to it

Edited 9 July, 201016 yr by azzwar

OMEGA!

merc 190E

Volvo!

look how composed it is round that corner ! :p

Cheap BMW to learn in!

werd to that, maybe an e34 of some sort then maybe one day you can be as heroic as this guy

and just for good measure hes a vid of me muckin about in a carpark, can go round and round the pole but i dont expect people to believe me :)

haha doug you chav

Donkey kong??

Hahahah your like the justin timberlake of japan

haha doug you chav

:p

bmw e30 325i sport

as it has LSD as standard so its perfect for drifting

German technology never goes wrong

Edited 11 July, 201016 yr by S444NDP

i saw a capri laser doing a nice bit of sideways action the other day. seemed to be quite composed

I had a Capri 2.0S in the late '90s and that needed wipers on the side windows - great fun in the wet..

A lot of people forget about the Carltons. The GSi3000 was the drift daddy but even the manual 2600 was good for sideways action. The top power MK2 Carltons had a bonnet bulge to put the Capri to shame! As usual,the earlier the better because they were lighter and more basic.

Royales and early manual Senators were entertaining,too - shame the slow and dull Omega closed the book.

See car chases that include an unmarked police MK2 Carlton being used in the '80s british film 'Still crazy like a fox'.

Beware of drift cars...they're killers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvRH103q8WM

Remember to wear a sealbelt...although if you watched

that you probably "clunk-click" every trip from now on...

Edited 11 July, 201016 yr by buster.g40

Beware of drift cars...they're killers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvRH103q8WM

Remember to wear a sealbelt...although if you watched

that you probably "clunk-click" every trip from now on...

If there was ever a video to encourage you to always wear a seatbelt...

And maybe get a roll cage while you're at it

And get a lesson from these guys:

Edited 11 July, 201016 yr by Narrow_Lane

awesome vid

for the record I would go volvo, unless i could afford to go yank