I had something occur a few weeks ago that I thought I'd share, just for information purposes. I've been towing cars behind my motorhomes for 22 years and never had this happen. After completing a 90 degree turn from a two lane road onto a two lane road and going no more than 5 MPH, my 2013 Ford Focus began violently swaying back and forth. It was violent enough to cause my Allegro RED Open Road to sway as well. I pulled over a fast as I could and went to inspect the Toad and towing equipment. I thought I may have broken the tow bar or hitch assembly. I could find nothing wrong with either, but decided to unhitch the car and have my wife drive it to the campground which was less than a quarter mile away. En route, neither the MH or car acted abnormally. Once at the campground, I took the car out for a test drive, with no problems. I decided we'd hook up as normal the next morning and do a test drive around the campground roads. The next morning, I looked on-line and was surprised to find this also happened to towed Jeep Cherokees. It happens when four wheel towing and the front tires go over an uneven surface. There was a You Tube Video that depicted exactly what I had encountered. When I made the 90 degree turn, I do remember the front right wheel of the Toad going down a slight incline from paved to unpaved surface, no more than 2-3 inches. To counter what they referred to as the "Death Wiggle," is to completely stop. Once stopped, you can drive off without issue. We've continued to tow without any recurrence since. I've learned to make my turns wide to endure the Toad stays on a flat surface.