I've driven SUV's. Some could hold a turn that hard if the tires were good. Others would have just understeered head-on into the car.

If you can afford the tire wear and stress on your car, find a safe place to see what it can and can't do and how easily it under/over-steers etc. Makes you a better driver and more likely to survive accidents like these.

Some cities have schools that will teach real defensive driving (ie not the bs course with videos and online tests for the insurance rate reduction) like slide recovery, proper cornering, evasive maneuvers etc. Its a lot of fun and you learn so much about your car. Its kept me out of multiple accidents.