OK, I see I don't have ESP at all. As for oversteer, you guys say that it is really difficult to experience in Panda. Yes, on the other hand, I often try the limits in turns I am very familiar with and where there is no traffic in sight. And I almost always have four wheel drift, if you call it that way, simply sliding with all four wheels, not just the front. And if this on the limit driving is done in some SS kind of turns, I think I feel a bit of oversteer. Is it possible?
A few days ago, I had my tires inflated for full load, so they were harder than usual and it was raining and I was driving down a turn on cobblestones AND tram tracks / quite typical Prague roads / and I have driven on the same street in rain so many times, but not on such hard tires and this time probably because the tires were this hard, they were more slippery and i had some fun as suddenly the car started "dancing" on the wet, slippery tram tracks and cobble stone but I quickly reacted and steered against the direction of the spin. I have a lot of training from various video games and the reaction was natural. ESP might help a lady in that situation who has never come across such a jerky sudden dance of the car, I think. A friend of mine, a woman, crashed on the same turn in rain / spinning into a parked car and until last time I could never understand what the heck she was doing there with her car spinning. Now I see.
