hows the handling on these cars? i heard that the supra has legendary handling, but ive also heard from others that its handling sucks. if i get this car, i want to eventually set it up for small drifts(nothign major, just around corners with abundant space), but i dont knwo if it would be right for me. any comments on handling would help. thanx

Yes they drift rather well, and they can be made to handel rather well. Its only real drawback is that it is a HEAVY car.

hows the handling on these cars? i heard that the supra has legendary handling, but ive also heard from others that its handling sucks. if i get this car, i want to eventually set it up for small drifts(nothign major, just around corners with abundant space), but i dont knwo if it would be right for me. any comments on handling would help. thanx
I have an MKIII SUPRA, before I lowered it & put stiffer springs the car would spin out of control if I nailed it around a corner, now that I have the car on the ground, 2inch drop, the car handles like a real sports car or better, I whip my car from lane 2 lane at over 100 mph & the car doesn't skip a beat, I love it.

maybe your just werent driving as well as you thought my 1989 handles like a dream but ne who did you have the tems sport control

The car's main drawback is its 3500+ lb curb weight. The chassis and suspension are well-suited for drifting and/or racing. The Supra is a fairly good-handling car, but it's always been a step behind its rivals, the Fairlady Z and RX-7. It makes up for it in power and luxury.

id preffer a solid build car that handles great compared to a super great handling 90% handling car