@Kanariya
Are you sure? I always thought it was an FWD car xD (Actually it's an FMR - Front Mid-Engine Rear Wheel Drive, but I think it was labeled RWD for easier understanding purposes)
But the control scheme is pratically identical, due to the lack of power compensation to the front wheels of the car, even if you have the engine weight in the front to compensate in terms of oversteering, you'll be bound to still feel the effects if you brake too hard.
Pure RWD cars will feel the effects of over-steering to an even higher degree, due to the immense inercia to the front end of the automobile.
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