These Front-Wheel-Drive Cars Should Be Rear-Wheel Drive - Jalopnik

Jalopnik invited readers to rewrite the drivetrain question of front-wheel drive: if you could change one FWD car to rear-wheel drive, which would it be? The outlet asked for both current models and older cars no longer in production, and the response reportedly produced a mix of suggestions for vehicles considered to have “los... drive wheels,” in the magazine’s framing. The discussion leaned into popular nameplates such as the Chevy Monte Carlo and Honda Prelude, along with the broader idea that “every EV” could run with the “correct” drive layout. The piece ends by urging readers to take up fabrication and mechanical skills—reflecting the hands-on nature of any hypothetical swap.