Nice BMW drift car! Here's my car...well one just like it anyways. My car is a white 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP that came with a supercharged 3.8L V6 but is FWD . I recently took it to a shop to get an estimate to fix the left brake line and the rear brakes(pads,possibly rotors, maybe calipers even[it was grinding for quite a while before I stopped driving it]) It needs work done to it now but instead of fixing it I might sell it as is or trade it. Reason for this is the car was put up on a lift and I saw how rusted the body was for the first time. Everything is rusty and there's a couple of rust holes scattered about. I really love the car but in the long run it might be better and cheaper to get rid of it before I dump a lot of money into it. The car sat in water for 2-7 days at one point I've found out. Kelley Blue Book is $2955 on it. It'd be a new start for me to pick something more trackworthy (manual,RWD or AWD preferably for drifting or drag but mainly to do autocross and local track days etc.)

Here's a pic of one similiar to mine[with the same wheels that I have on mine](hopefully will get some shots with the digital camera before I get rid of it):

http://www.myspace.com/my/photos/photo/71784497/Album

Totally awesome drifting! Keep it up! I hope to be that good one day but I'll prob definitely need a steering wheel for stuff like that!

Been playing demo for about a week now and I love the driving in this game. Even the keyboard controls were ok to use at first but now I use a Xbox 360 controller on a laptop and I find it easier to use since I'm mainly a console gamer but later want to get a wheel that works with consoles and PC (if thats possible). Lately I've been trying to drift in the demo but is hard since the cars are underpowered in the demo version. I Downloaded a drift setup on here for the XRG today and I'm about to try it out. I tried the carX drift demo and didn't think it was that good although it had more powerful cars on there. Rfactor demo was pretty good although to play it more than an hour you need to pay and get a license. Live for speed is the best sim-racing game I've tried but mind you I've only tried the ones mentioned and also vDrift & racer. I will consider buying a license in the future though to get more cars and tracks especially the autocross which recently I found out there's some autocross going on in my area but have never done before so It'd be nice to get some practice on LFS first. Are the licenses permanent or are they for like a year or something?