While sitting idle with the car running, from the driver's POV, the car will start floating and then literally do flips, barrel rolls, and other deathly tricks in the air (in one case threw me and my car into the ocean). You have to "dive" out of the car enable for it to stop and once you've done that and turn around the car is just sitting there as if nothing happened. Even from the passenger's POV it seemingly does not happen. I've noticed the hovering usually derives from the rear suspension for some reason? And sometimes after you get out of this, the rear suspension gets stuck in an extended position. The only way for it to not happen immediately once you get back in the car is to quickly put it into gear and get going. Now as for the sensitivity portion of this, the driving is WAY to finicky. If I barely, and I seriously mean barely, touch the left joystick, I'm going to be doing a complete turn and when you try to correct it, it's again so sensitive that you just go flying the other direction! The only way I've been able to combat this is by having to turn my Horizontal Sensitivity all the way down when I drive. However, this is super inconvenient, because once I get out of the car, I have to turn it back up..back and forth, back and forth. I suggest adding a separate vehicle sensitivity from a character sensitivity..? That way I can just hop in the vehicle and have those settings kick in and then when I exit, it's back to my combat settings. I've also noticed and this may entirely be the issue, that when making left or right inputs on the steering wheel, that the tires are almost delayed (as if I don't have power steering) and then they get stuck for a split second in that direction, causing it to be like driving on ice.