So there are ea lot of tips sprinkled through the threads complaining about how cars are impossible to drive so I think a consolidated thread is a good idea. Here's what I've gathered on the cars that some people are complaining about. Please contribute your own tips for driving certain cars or general driving style tips.
The Deltawing
1) Don't trail brake
2) Don't lift through corners
3) Avoid rumble strips
Do the following and the corner is incredibly neutral and you can accelerate quickly out of corners
The Huayra
1) Brake in a straight line and brake early. This thing is not going to turn if you try to brake late.
2) Feather the throttle on exit. This thing is not going to put it's power down and go straight so be very cautious
3) You can either coast through a corner or apply the throttle slightly and be fine. Just be careful on throttle because it will bite your head off.
4) This car isn't tricky to recover. You can steer with the throttle a bit and apply some countersteer. Don't be afraid to jerk it around because you can feel its weight when it shifts and you can catch it.
The MR2
I like to drive this with what I call a throw and catch method. Slam the car hard into corners, wait for the back to start sliding out. Ride the slide and let the nose go into the corner until the back end slides out and then countersteer aggressively to straighten it out. Do this and the rear end coming out will help you push through corners. For this car you're going to be slower on exit but the slidey rear end will let you dive in late and rotate around.
The Deltawing
1) Don't trail brake
2) Don't lift through corners
3) Avoid rumble strips
Do the following and the corner is incredibly neutral and you can accelerate quickly out of corners
The Huayra
1) Brake in a straight line and brake early. This thing is not going to turn if you try to brake late.
2) Feather the throttle on exit. This thing is not going to put it's power down and go straight so be very cautious
3) You can either coast through a corner or apply the throttle slightly and be fine. Just be careful on throttle because it will bite your head off.
4) This car isn't tricky to recover. You can steer with the throttle a bit and apply some countersteer. Don't be afraid to jerk it around because you can feel its weight when it shifts and you can catch it.
The MR2
I like to drive this with what I call a throw and catch method. Slam the car hard into corners, wait for the back to start sliding out. Ride the slide and let the nose go into the corner until the back end slides out and then countersteer aggressively to straighten it out. Do this and the rear end coming out will help you push through corners. For this car you're going to be slower on exit but the slidey rear end will let you dive in late and rotate around.
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