Fresh pavement plus rain plus worn rear tires plus me.
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bro you nearly lose control of the vehicle and then you continue speeding as if nothing happened.
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It's rear-engined. If you don't power-out of oversteer, the rear end will quickly become the front end.
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neighbour, rear engined doesn't mean you can't slow down especially after you stabilized it. You are not starring in the movie Speed !
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He is right, tho. You have to match the momentum the car is trying to go to recover. I was practicing recovery on a skid pad with a similar car and the instructor just told me to floor it at the right time to stop spinning. Lo and behold...
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