What rwd cars are available in Pakistan without going into the higher price range

[pwuser163029814743]

Yes exactly

[umairjamil6]

Bro get a toyota jzx90 or if you can afford it jzx110. A drift car should be cheap and if the car does suffer a hit you shouldnt get worried. Bmw e36 is also a good option but manuals are harder to come by and as xulfiqar said the rear mounts (in the trunk) break without reinforcements

[omaruser156370259465]

Yeah there's an X90 Mark II with a 1uz v8 4.0L on pakwheels and a 1jzgte mx83 cressida also up for sale. These X chassis are made for drifting and look beautiful with a nice set of wheels and lowered height which they already have according to the pictures.

[Xulfiqar]

Seems like you are more into cosmetics rather than actually drifting.

[capsat]

Yes exactly

do you have tools to replace a serpentine belt of 1NZFE engine?
or you plan to be a wallet holder and let some 'ustaad' help you built a hobby machine?

[UAHMAD]

Any car can go sideways without any mods. But you need to be at the right place for it.

Murree is the drifting destination these days. You can go drifting in any car and enjoy snowstorms as well as free stay on the road with your family. It's a complete package.

[umairjamil6]

Thats too harsh

[Hassan1991]

But the actual reality.

[Xulfiqar]

The old BMW E30 is a very good skid pig as is, when is good original condition the car feels as an extension of yourself and is very simple to repair, simpler than mehran.

The E36 is also good but has some really assinine issues with the rear subframe mounting points and also the mounts themselves. Once you sort it, and align it for oversteer and make sure the front strut towers are not mushroomed, it behaves rather good.

But if it has its own 1.6 or 1.8 litre 4 cyl, forget drift, even a basic wheelspin is impossible.