NASCAR Motorsports - What is the difference between a NASCAR Car and a Rally Car?

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NASCAR cars are similar to rally cars except they come with strong roll cages and the flexibility to convert FWD to RWD.

For performance consistency, the engine of a NASCAR car is made by the same firm that manufactures its body.

They are also asymmetrically designed (in terms of suspension & springs) because the cars only turn left on an oval race track.

In general, rally cars are lighter, have less horsepower, and have four-wheel drive. Rally cars have turbos while stock cars have carburetors, and they also seat two, whereas stocks cars seat one. Basically, they are very, very different from each other, as is the style of racing. The links below have more information.

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