To anyone reading the above, please ignore anything said in the quoted post.
In any scenario where the car starts to oversteer the safest method is to jump on the brakes. Any driver instructor will say the exact same thing. Last thing we want is a bunch of people thinking i'll try and power out of this mess and end up in more problems.
What a rally driver may have said cannot be applied to on-road scenarios as they are completely different. (having done a rally driving course, the goal is to jump on the brakes to shift weight forward and then turn and power, making the front drive wheels pull the rally car through the corner whilst the rear oversteers. This obviously will not work in a rwd car, whereby counter-steering is involved etc)
By steering and powering in a rwd car, you are only continuing the oversteer and any regular driver will just end up spinning out quicker.
Strongly suggest driver training for anyone owning an import and not mention hearsay for the safety of others.