What are some easy high powered cars to control

[Mmiles33]

I am a bad driver in the game. What are some High powered street cars that don't spin out of control?

 

[Cowboys965]

Corvette ZR1 RM?

 

[PirateThom]

The GT-R road variants have never given me any trouble.

 

[TankAss95]

Anything 4wd. Tuned GT-R, Bugatti...
The Dodge ACR is easy to handily despite it being Rwd, plus it has over 1000 hp when tuned plus oil change.

 

[Tornado]

Off the top of my head, the Ford Falcon V8 Supercar is an absolute dream to drive. Stable as a rock and surprisingly tossable it is a heavy RWD sedan.


So long as you only drive it on smooth tracks, the Chaparral 2J drives like it is on rails, and is an absolute terror to cars with PP numbers considerably higher as a result. The 2D is the same way, but it trades speed for even more stability.


Oops. Just noticed you said street cars. In that case, the NSX-LM is a really smooth driving, friendly car to drive; with a really linear power delivery and a controllable chassis.

The two HPA cars, the Audi in particular, are also both easy to control and quite fast. The various turbo Mitsubishi GTO/3000GT are also quite unflappable no matter how much power you dump into them.

 

[Crumpet]

RUF CTR YellowBird.

 

[nt1138]

Audi estate, RS4 i think it is, from the dealer.

 

[Goshin2568]

Nissan GT-R
Audi R8
Lamborghini murcielago sv
Lamborghini gallardo
Ferrari f430
Ferrari 458 italia

There's really quite a few that are pretty stable. Just stay away from ford gt, mercedes', mclarens, enzo, lexus lfa, corvettes, etc.
Great cars just a little more tail happy.

 

[LuBu]

Lexus LFA '10 I find a blast, FR with about 550BHP (don't remember exactly).

Edit; All depends on the tyre.

 

[TankAss95]

RUF CTR YellowBird.

Your intentional idiocracy amuses me.

 

[Crumpet]

Your intentional idiocracy amuses me.

This time I'm being serious, my driving style fits this car brilliantly. It's quick, loose and easy to give it the full tilt once you adapt to it.

 

[Cowboys965]

RUF CTR YellowBird.

Good luck!

Actually funny you mention it because I'm doing the Nurb 4H and it's in last place after battling for 1st with me on the 1st stint.

 

[gtnoobie]

I am a bad driver too. I would not take most high powered fr or mr street car on regular stock tires as I spin. Try a 4wd like GTR v spec. Viper, corvettes are a handful in anything less than sports soft especially if u upgrade the power without tuning the suspension. Of I assume u r not going to use race soft, skid recovery or asm. If so, they are great as they turn well and oversteer is compensated by aids. Dun try the yellowbird unless ur driving is very different from most. Gt1 r390 road is pretty good tho better tires helps.

 

[seanneedscar]

mine's bnr34 skyline

definitely stay away from mr and rr cars unless you want to mess with ballast

Stick to awd

Dont use traction control. It makes cars way too snappy

 

[Hypertek]

try adjusting the diff if a car is a lil hard to control

 

[weescotman]

Ferrari f430
Ferrari 458 italia
Ferrari s1
Nissan GT-R
Honda nsx
Audi r8

 

[dark_ruffo]

RUF CTR YellowBird.

On ice... Thin ice.

 

[Wiegert]

The RUF CTR is a pretty stable high powered car, so I would recommend trying that out.

Also, I would normally say that you should stick with AWD vehicles as they tend to be easier to drive (less likely to spin out), but I reckon you should also try out the BMW M3 CSL and Ferrari California. Both of those FR cars are fairly easy to control (I use Sport Soft tyres on the cars that I suggested).

 

[niky]

Moved to Q&A

 

[GT911]

Generally the 4 WD cars are easier to control than the cars with RWD or FWD, so maybe the Audi R8 cars, the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 and the LP670 also the Gallardo LP560... and depend on what tires you are wearing. But take it easy and practice you will be able to handle it and you will see that can be able to control different cars it is a matter of time and also is releated on how you feel the car, if your car is RWD and is High powered it will tend to spin from the rear axle and is it a FWD car it will tend to understear so you will have to slow down and correct the direction of the car... also consider where you brake, try to do it before enter a corner, never do it in the middle of the corner because you will be out of the track right away!!!

 

[v8ornothanks]

i wod suggest you work on getting better with driving and tuning on tge 500-600hp range cars and open your options up....learn how to correctly alter your torque settings and suspension settings...the gtr's and r8s are fun to begin with cuz they down fling the ass end oyt and are stable under full throttle but to win the big races you just have to get better....i mean, if u cant control the mclarens, f40s, enzos and and lets say a none rm zr1 (mines is pushin about 860hp) its gonna be hard to win the top races...the 4wd cars jyst plow under steering and its un godly hard to win high level races with cars that cant steer....

 

[Turtle]

RUF CTR YellowBird.