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Really, it amounts to a question of wether you want no control at the front or the rear of your vehicle, undesirable in BOTH instances, but not a show stopper. The reason this approach is promoted is that most USA drivers are used to understeer, have never experienced anything else in their lives and have no seat of the pants feel to know what is going on with their vehicles.
Maybe if they just turned down the stereo, put down the latte and unplugged the cellphone...
Growing Increasingly Cranky with Old Age,
Tatra Mike
San Diego, California
1985 244 "Alfsen" (the first - the flagship)
1984 245 "Buster" (with the relatives in Seattle}
1985 245 "Cosmo" (enjoying retirement in the side yard)
1985 245 "Daisy" (back seat down, full of tools, the work truck)
1985 245 "Earl (hoozah, another stick shift!)
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Why you always put (only) 2 new tires on the rear (when you don't buy 4) -- a Michelin video ... [200]