With VDC on, is it even possible to lose control of the car?

Originally Posted by didymus If the roads are dry, and your tires are not bald, and you aren't doing 70MPH it is pretty hard to totally lose control with VDC

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With VDC on, is it even possible to lose control of the car?

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Originally Posted by didymus

If the roads are dry, and your tires are not bald, and you aren't doing 70MPH it is pretty hard to totally lose control with VDC on. It might be possible depending on the road but you would have to be doing something incredibly stupid. The whole point of VDC is to keep you from being an idiot once you start to slip.

but the OP was with VDC on can you lose control....if there is oil or fluids on the roads, VDC will not help! Like what happened to me today!!!
Broken bus caused me to lose control

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