on the thread that talks about how many cars are registered etc, i did a little comparison,
its something like 100 or so less 350z's registed in the last year, and yet something like my xkr there are only 30 less cars.
now some of these may be people taking the car off the road, but both are fuel drinkers so in some repects i would say the % of people declaring sorn would be similiar between the 2.
that could theortically mean more people per year are writing off Zeds than say the jags. (this is just one comparison over 1 year)
the point i'm getting at, is that there are a lot of people moving over to the zed now its more affordable who haven;t really grown up with RWD. they;ve sold there fiesta ST and got a Zed. nothing wrong with that at all, but then they think it drives the same. they think their senna, turn off the traction and the next thing we get is a post on here about how they stacked their car.
i;d say if your experienced with RWD then fine turn it off; but maybe for the inexperienced leave it on; it alllows you to still enjoy the car, but protects you from the muppet element of not knowing what your doing.
i have 10 years experience in RWD, and my last car didn't have it at all and i loved it. but then i knew where the limit was and if i was pushing to hard and when to back off.
when i was down at the nissan free race trials i laughed alot at the boys coming from FWD bragging about how great they were, and how they would set the fastest times because they were driving gods. to then watch them spin in circles becuas ethey couldn't control RWD. FWD is extremely forgiving and compensates far better if you make a mistake. you cannot drive the two types the same. and some people don't realise this.