I have a Porsche RUF Turbo 532 Horsepower, 595lbs feet of torque at the rear wheels, that's 0-60 in 3.8 seconds and have taken several driver training courses to learn how to keep the beast under control.

Driving the Xfire or any other vehicle in adverse conditions is relative to the driver's ability. You can't rely on the ESM's or traction controls to bail you out, it's good old fashion experience that truly makes the difference. I have driven the Xfire in the snow and compared to the Porsche it's like pushing a stroller.