That's the modern 911's though. The 70's ones had severe problems with understeer because the front is so light, but once you got that under control there was massive oversteer due to the sheer weight of the back.

Turns out putting your engine behind the rear axis is not a very naturally stable design. Needs computers to keep it drivable.

Of course you likely won't notice any of this driving to the supermarket ... but then you're abusing this car and should feel bad.