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SPG @ Feb 22nd 2008 11:50AM
Whatever happened to all those 4WS sports coupes from the early 90's?
I just assumed it turned out to not be a good idea or somthing like that.
On a side note, Renault does make quite an appealing car.
MixiM @ Feb 22nd 2008 1:45PM
Those steering systems weren't active, they just turned as you turn your wheel... The's new ones are controled by computers and work really really well, used only when needed and catching dangerous slides that would be impossible by other systems. The old systems were fased out as the cars were extremely over-steered in their manor. Theese new systems provide extreme change of direction and what i've heard so far it works extremely well!
R1R @ Feb 22nd 2008 1:26PM
You can get 4WS right now.
The Infiniti G35-S and G37-S both have 4-Wheel Active Steer as an option.
I bet it is the same system that Renault is using.
SPG @ Feb 22nd 2008 1:33PM
R1R, thanks. I did not know that actually.
I too would be it's the same system.