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Old 01-24-2008, 04:48 PM
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Looks like the engine is in the back. I'm not to familiar with Toyotas. Must get around ok in the winter with the engine weight in the rear?
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yeah its a rear wheel drive mid engine design, from a stop on snow and ice it isnt too bad compared to many of my past RWD cars but it tends to under steer a lot more. on dry surfaces its awesome but on the slick stuff you have to know what your doing.


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