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Differences Between Car Types:

High-Speed Drift Car:

Purpose: Designed for drifting, which involves intentionally oversteering to slide the car sideways through turns.

Features: Lightweight, rear-wheel drive, tuned suspension, and often equipped with a limited-slip differential.

Driving Style: Focuses on maintaining control while sliding at high speeds.

Rally Car:

Purpose: Built for rallying, which involves racing on closed-off public roads or off-road terrain.

Features: All-wheel drive, robust build to handle rough terrain, and modifications for improved traction and durability.

Driving Style: Requires navigating tight turns, jumps, and varying surfaces, often with a co-driver providing navigation.

Drag Car:

Purpose: Built for drag racing, which involves straight-line acceleration over a short distance (usually a quarter-mile).

Features: High horsepower, rear-wheel drive, lightweight construction, and specialized tires for maximum traction.

Driving Style: Focuses on achieving the fastest time from a standing start to the finish line.

Circuit Car:

Purpose: Designed for circuit racing on a closed track with multiple laps.

Features: Balanced power and handling, aerodynamic design, and modifications for high-speed stability.

Driving Style: Emphasizes lap times, cornering speed, and overall performance on a consistent track.