Originally Posted by Caldo Bollente
Completely agree, as a fast road car the weight over the front wheels keeps the power well planted and very stable which should only be confidence inspiring. On the track it's difficult to ever have too little weight or too much power.
The dampers are poo though, one of the first things to upgrade after ensuring bushes, tracking and tyres are as they should be.
I had an integrale previously and to be honest while it would corner like it was on rails, at speed the GTA feels much more stable. I assume due to the longer wheelbase.
I also find it a very comfortable car on long journeys, and on local roads with pot holes not much worse than my dads family hatchback.