What makes a car drift to the right?

A car drifts to the right due to several potential factors, including misalignment of the wheels, uneven tire pressure, or issues with the suspension system. If the front or rear wheels are not aligned properly, it can create a pull to one side. Additionally, worn or damaged suspension components can also lead to uneven weight distribution, causing the car to veer. Lastly, external factors like road camber or wind can influence the vehicle's direction.