BMW 135i Coupe (perfect beginners drift car)

[DolHaus]

I don't know if anyone else has tried this, but this cheap little car is amazing for learning to drift in. It is not exactly cheap at 64,300, but you only need to put Racing (Hard) suspension on it and add some power and you have a really well balanced, predictable drift car. The more power you add, the better it gets!
On mine I am currently running 499 bhp @ 1545 kg. I have done all the engine mods apart from the turbo and left everything else alone. Racing Hard Suspension, Comfort soft tires (use comfort hard on the rear @ lower bhp)
I will be doing a full drift tune soon, but in the meantime I really reccomend this car whole heartedly and encourage you to check it out

 

[Gonales]

I don't know if anyone else has tried this, but this cheap little car is amazing for learning to drift in. It is not exactly cheap at 64,300, but you only need to put Racing (Hard) suspension on it and add some power and you have a really well balanced, predictable drift car. The more power you add, the better it gets!
On mine I am currently running 499 bhp @ 1545 kg. I have done all the engine mods apart from the turbo and left everything else alone. Racing Hard Suspension, Comfort soft tires (use comfort hard on the rear @ lower bhp)
I will be doing a full drift tune soon, but in the meantime I really reccomend this car whole heartedly and encourage you to check it out

NEVER mix tires.

 

[DolHaus]

NEVER mix tires.

usually I'd agree, but for some reason it works on this car at closer to stock bhp.