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Originally Posted by rundmc_92
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Originally Posted by Eddien123
This defeats the purpose entirely. For me, AWD is stupid for a performance car because it ADDS weight. Provided the weight distribution is good and the AWD is rear biased, it won't under steer. A RWD setting just means your car is rwd with a stupid amount of weight added for no reason. I mean honestly...  |
I understand what you're saying, I really do. But how many people wish they could take their performance car out in mediocre ->snowy weather instead of keeping them locked away in a garage during the winter (probably not many I know).
But, if all of a sudden you had the ability to feel semi-confident in inclement conditions, you might be convinced to go throw down out there. It allows you to use your badass M5 for a longer period of time anyway, so where's the harm in that?
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There is no harm in an AWD option. I encourage that. But for those who want a lighter more nimble rwd car that's no longer an option. (Yes I understand the M5 was never "light" but adding this weight to just drive it around in rwd anyway is pointless)
Provide two different models one with RWD one with AWD.