j/k LOL
I'm quite sure it's no reflection on the cars themselves, instead pretty much entirely the drivers - at the Melbourne Motor Show this year they had a stunt driver doing very similar things (obviously without the sychronisation since there was only one driver) in a Peugeot 307 - the only modification was a diff-lock for times he was driving on two-wheels. I read an article about him later and he was saying it really doesn't make any difference what car he is in - it takes him about 15 minutes to adjust himself to the particular car then afterwards he can do all the tricks, whatever car it's intccp said:I will never look at Hyundai the same way again.
