Understeer...And Oversteer...
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It looks like a 3 series to me.
Actually, no, doorcard seems wrong.... dunno what that is.
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You missed out 4wd drift.... 
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half of them advise Mondeo ownership
How on earth do you get understeer on a completely straight road?
its actually torque steer from all that massive Megan powah
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Looks more like Pug 306 'Cyclone' or 206 alloys than anything I saw on the Lexus IS on googleimages.
That being said thought, I don't know what country it is in, so if they have Pugs.
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Looks like america to me.
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Is what I was thinking.
Just taken a look at other photos. It appears to be a 4Door Nissan GTR. - Well it's a Nissan for sure, and has 'spec' and 'GTR' on the side.
InvG
I was driving rather lively ( Not silly speeds ) around some country lanes last night.. and experianced oversteer for the first time..
It wasn't nice :|
Right hand bend, back end comes out to the left, I snap the steering over to the left and then jumped on the brakes once it straightened up, It scared me enough to give me the shakes for the next 1/2 hour...
That was in a 306 HDi Dturbo ( 3 Door ) , I'm not sure if I lifted off and made it step out, the road was bumpy on the bend though where some tree roots have lifted the tarmac.
The best way to deal with it is the put the power back on and steer into the slide ?
It wasn't nice :|
Right hand bend, back end comes out to the left, I snap the steering over to the left and then jumped on the brakes once it straightened up, It scared me enough to give me the shakes for the next 1/2 hour...
That was in a 306 HDi Dturbo ( 3 Door ) , I'm not sure if I lifted off and made it step out, the road was bumpy on the bend though where some tree roots have lifted the tarmac.
The best way to deal with it is the put the power back on and steer into the slide ?
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Looks like a maritime pine to me.
Man, I used to do that for fun in my Saxo, lift-off oversteer was so predictable and controllable. Don't make any sudden throttle/brake adjustments, steer into the slide, come out of the corner at the other end, grinning 
Perfect!
