You might have unknowingly written the article with a bias. There are many models of Hondas, Toyotas, Mitsubishis, Kias and Hyundais that are not equipped with ESP (or their equilvalent) plying the roads in Singapore. So don't go on a witch hunt against PSA.

check out the video and see if there is a bias in the test.

Of course, recently Lexus had to do the same for its large 4x4 in the U.S. where the ESP is late in reacting to a drastic maneuver but it didnt cause a flip. But this is more relevant since the Pug is sold here.

Its just that since we are aware (with some sort of proof) that there is a chance of something being sold in SG that is capable of rolling over, I think the article is very appropriate.

Let me quote your article:

"There seems to be a diesel version of the Citroen sold in Singapore and from the looks of it, ESP isn't specced. So people looking to buy this Citroen should better check to see whether it now has such an option. Those that have bought one should see if the dealer can retrofit such a system as it may be dangerous. Even that the mostly slow average speeds of vehicles in Singapore it may be dangerous as it still rains, and accidents do happen.

I do know that the PSA group aren't taking things seriously enough as a spokesman said that the elk test is too severe and their normal test procedures do not include it. I'm sorry but I have to disagree. These vehicles are vehicles that are still used on highways and also speed unlimited places like the Autobahn. An incident resulting in emergency manuvers may happen at speeds in excess of 90km/h. I mean, 90km/h is not that fast. It is the speed limit for most urban highways all around the world.

In fact Citroen will only fit the ESP standard on diesel Nemos from September of this year, and petrol models will get it even later as they haven't developed one yet. Fiat and Peugeot will follow suit. But no actual news from them too on this. Amazing. Utterly amazing. "

I hope you can write in an unprejudiced manner in the future (i can live with the plagiarism).

For your info, the following top selling cars sold in SG are not equipped with ESP or equivalent:

- Toyota Corolla Altis

- Honda Jazz

- Kia Cerato Forte

- Hyundai Avante

Utterly Amazing.

The vehicles you mentioned are cars. Have you ever heard of a car rolling over? This is a mini van. It has a higher center of gravity. Much higher than the CARS you mentioned.

Have you ever driven a mini van fast? I have..it is sooooo much easier to topple one than any of the cars you mentioned.