Those pics you posted are of economy cars that are set up to race. Like I said there is no such thing as a fwd performance car. I have owned many crazy fast vehicles, still own some. Fwd, awd, rwd....
Any fwd car that makes proper power cannot hook without super soft sidewall bias ply radials or drag radials which in turn make the car handle like
. I have been in 500+whp fwds on Mickey thompsons/m&h slicks and they are absolute crap. Don't hook unless the tires are hot, and even when they do hook those bias plys with low air pressure make the car a death trap. Scared the
out of me a couple times being in a car wobbling all over the street at real high speed
I don't understand why anybody who does any true track days (Sebring, road Atlanta ect) would use a fwd when there are better awd and rwd options.
iv been around the block a few times and have owned and played with some crazy vehicles.