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It's just that this car behaves significantly different from other cars. It's a bit of trick you have to learn really.
Some rules apply to this car though, whichever tune you are using:
1. This car will oversteer violently if you fully release the throttle while it's not completely straight. (liftoff oversteer)
2. It will also oversteer violently if you apply too much throttle while it's not completely straight. (power oversteer)
So, when 1. happens, you need to gently apply the throttle back again while making sure 2. does not occur.
When 2. happens, you must gently release the throttle while making sure 1. does not occur.
Do not countersteer too much, it will start flipflopping/fishtailing. Rather have it level out, using the throttle to control where you are going.
As you see, the trick is to apply the right amount of throttle and the right amount of steering. Do not overcompensate. It's a bit like walking on a tight rope.
For those that know how I like my cars, I'm driver32503, this quote exemplifies why I love this tune. Risk / reward.