BMW E92 M3 Snow Drive - Why RWD is More Fun (POV Binaural Audio)

[@TedwardDrives]

If you want more snow content be sure to hit that like button to give the video reach! Thanks for watching and hope you enjoy. Stay tuned for a secret at the end.

[@RayTheFPSGamer]

I hit all the like buttons I could find, I like snow content.

[@adampancechowski5965]

snow content is best content. Honestly winters where I am at are miserable

[@dom2331]

Snow Snow Snow snooooowwwwwwwwww

[@matth6284]

Fwd Pov? Ik how to correct oversteer in fwd but i wanna see someone else do it

[@TedwardDrives]

@@matth6284 Point and shoot...use the front wheels to drag you out of the slide and relax the wheel as the tail falls in line with the direction you'd like to go. Countersteer and power!

[@Ari-rg9vj]

When I was 15 learning to drive in the snow, my dad took to to an empty parking lot near my house and taught me how to slide and taught me the basics of car control in the snow, a cop eventually showed up and he ended up hangout and even lending me some cones to practice with, that is how a situation like that should be handled.

[@abysswalker2403]

my dad is so goddamn strict with me doing that kinda stuff, thankfully I go to school every day and the past week has been nothing but terrible (but really awesome) road conditions and snow. so I've kinda got my own practice in I think, still got more to learn, but Im much more comfortable in slidey situations than i was before

[@Fordguy1997]

That cop is awesome. I hope that's more common than I assume

[@Marco-vp8wl]

That sounds awesome, lets hope there are more cops like that ^^

[@hilt999]

Alex I’ll take shit never happened for 500 pls

[@justgrayyy105]

That is some of the things people don’t teach you. Having a cop even help give advice and lend cones to help learn the skill is amazing

[@statesidesupercars]

These are my favourite videos! E92 M3 sound is also one of the best

[@mikevanrijsewijk]

Favourite videos ever, watched the bmw snow night drive at least 20 times. Please upload this every day, day and night driving in the snow with some sliding around. Waiting for snow here, greetings from the Netherlands. Keep up the fun uploads.

[@TedwardDrives]

Thanks! I wish we got more snow. The roads are already bare pavement :(

[@mikevanrijsewijk]

@@TedwardDrives to bad to hear, lets hope more snow follows soon then 🤞🏻

[@Oskar0424]

Mate that's literally my favorite video

[@ZehGreek]

Also The Netherlands here and thats also my favourite video! Love it.

[@mattrixx007]

@@TedwardDrives do some normal night driving then 🙏

[@alolanstarboy]

Finally, the E92 Snow Drive returns!

[@andreasgripsgard7851]

In Norway, driving in low traction weather is a required part of the drivers education. It is split into three parts. First part you drive around the course on different surfaces; ice, snow and wet road. Then you get to set a speed which you think you will be able to control the car at. Then in part 2 you drive the course at speed and see if u were able to drive that fast/ slow and what happens. It's really eye opening, and although you pass it either way, i think it's great to understand how dangerous it can be to drive above your skill in slippery weather.

[@thethug89]

What part three?

[@andreasgripsgard7851]

@@thethug89 I completely forgot to mention part three. Part three is very similar to part two. In part two you mainly see if the speed you chose were appropriate for the conditions. You then go on to set a new time and see how fast you really should be going to stay in control of the vehicle. Then in part three you purposely drive faster than you should to experience how that feels. You also try to loose grip so you can experience that too. (I felt like tedward slipping around, even though i drove a FWD Mercedes A180 lol). You also try avoiding obstacles like foam pedestrians etc. I also failed to mention that you get a short course in securing passengers, kids etc in the car and how to secure things on the roof. You also get to experience "crashing" at 7 kph. (A car seat on a rail that stops abruptly)

[@xestrix420]

after reading this ive decided that im going to norway for my dr license lol

[@nickichristensen1352]

same in denmark

[@filibertkraxner305]

Great training. What I'm missing is driving on slopes in the snow/ice. Especially downhill can catch flatlanders out because their heavy 4wd just won't stop downhill, lol.

[@javianjohnson8746]

I really love that even though you give advice on how to do some "spirited driving", you still hammer down the importance of safety and being a responsible driver.

[@TedwardDrives]

I see people post videos every day flailing about in a parking lot with no control. just throwing it and spinning and making smoke. Or doing 150 weaving through traffic. Both scream immaturity and lack of skill. I hope folks can learn to enjoy cars through control and respect for others

[@YousufUqaili]

This man lives by the code. Always respects the drive. Legend.

[@stephensfriends]

I miss RWD in the snow so much! FWD is a little bit less lively but it becomes increasingly apparent how much the front tires need to do when they have a low grip budget. Being able to adjust your line with your right foot is so rewarding. Love these videos!!!

[@hiepphambui3941]

"Good horsey" that's so pure!

[@martinbladowski1312]

Look that's a horse - Tedward 2022

[@TedwardDrives]

Hahhahaha

[@ADuckOnQuack97]

I can’t quite explain it, but this is one of my favorite videos ever on KZbin. I guess because it reminds me of home a little bit

[@johndoe-hu2ss]

As someone with an awd daily, snow season is the best time to learn the limits of your car and awd system. A lot of people think that awd means you can drive like normal in the snow which is definitely not true. Also its the only time of the year my car can actually break traction so being able to hoon a little is a must lol

[@canoninmunaone]

Awd is much more dangerous in winter than rwd/fwd, as soon as us step off the gas all the grip is gone, and especially if you have good tires (studded) you can drive as fast in summer.

[@ernestochang1744]

Imagine my surprise when all it did was just understeer into a snowbank and when you press on the pedal it oversteers and turns on a dime the opposite way around

[@ZenTunE-]

Awd picks up so much speed and needs way more space to turn sideways in a corner, that's why I prefer RWD in the snow, you can slide any corner slow and controlled.

[@kristoffer3000]

@@canoninmunaone That's not true at all, AWD does not reduce or increase your grip, it increases your forward propulsion yes but it does not magically grant you grip.

[@watersnortmoment3734]

@canoninmunaone Why do you post misinformation? Grip doesn’t magically disappear because you stop applying throttle (one of the forces using the grip of the tire), if anything you’d have more grip by letting off the throttle. The only danger that comes from AWD in the snow is overconfidence because of the launch.

[@gabrielzahn1316]

Man I miss these E92 snow videos.

[@F80mthree]

As someone who lives in Chicago and owns an F80 M3 I must admit winter driving is the absolute best. Something about it makes it so peaceful.

[@grodey3985]

There’s something so satisfying of watching snow drives

[@paynetreyvon1261]

You're probably the most considerate bmw driver i have witnessed

[@ChateauJuice]

I was hoping for this video! Thanks man! You're my favorite KZbinr of 2021, let's make 2022 even better!

[@TedwardDrives]

Thanks JR!

[@manatag7]

guy slows down his m3 to say hello to a horse - subscribed! and the car is great

[@MrDarkdevil231]

“A hundred horsepower becomes a thousand horsepower in the snow” Me in my shitbox mk4 golf 1.6: HELL YEAH

[@exiges]

Fun snow drive! I spent it shoveling instead of driving. Most important tip for the young drivers out there, look ahead and anticipate as much as you can! Then you can anticipate all the details you threw in, like surface changes, road camber, spacing to cars and objects. Just like learning to drive in the track, the more you can look ahead, the better you will be.

[@kalkoeng6325]

pls make like 10 more!! I love these

[@Fordguy1997]

I knew this was coming when it snowed Friday! I was sad because I was inside all day working, and by the time I went out after work the roads were all clear

[@mls.design]

Thanks for providing a 2022 version Tedward.

[@yungpeaz05]

I cant get enough of this car, A santorini blue E92 M3 is my dream car

[@kp_czt9859]

Never seen individual interior like that. Its awesome

[@mightypringls3151]

It snowed here in Minnesota not to long ago, I called up a freind of mine and in a heartbeat we were off “drifting” through the night, we started at about 10 pm, and our fun lasted till almost 1 in the morning Probably the best eerie vibe ever, the streets where empty and it was just us, the road and trying not to get any curb rash

[@michaelblake292]

The professionalism is refreshing.

[@The_journeyy]

The man has no fear 👏

[@Slayer-eu4xn]

Man I love it when this guy makes bmw videos

[@CarViewsGR]

Love to see more E92 M3 in snow content!!! Please post more of this beast in snow!!

[@TedwardDrives]

Fingers crossed for more storms

[@hobbinods5918]

You made an interesting point about breaking the wheels about while driving to get used to how a car behaves when sliding. I think so many people, in fact all people, would benefit from knowing how to control a car when it's in a slide. Probably reduce the amount of accidents too. What helped me with car control was actually video games. It doesn't snow here, so when my car popped in a slide from wet leaves around a bend, I didn't panic at all, reduced gear to initiate engine breaking, target fixation on the apex of the bend and I was out. I attest that to the hours I've spent in Assetto Corsa.

[@Deussues]

This channel has grown so much since I first subbed back when you had like 20,000 subs soon you’ll have a million !!

[@reaperskeeper8259]

When I went through driving school it was in the dead of winter. I pretty much learned to drive in blizzards. It’s good experience every driver needs

[@yaboi_69]

there it is. i drive a normal 3 series but still a lot of fun in the snow

[@akirathenoblesamurai]

Fun to see I'm not the only one keeping my E9X M3 out of storage, I daily mine in Minnesota, people think I'm crazy but I love it, meaty winters and full send.

[@kw2519]

I love snow driving. Best thing in the world.

[@111league]

Almost gave me a heart attack hearing that sound at 12:37

[@mazda_miata_]

man, the moment I heard that infamous chime noise my face turned red 😅😂

[@dylantully7871]

My favorite videos of the year! Nothing better than sitting outside in shorts and a T-Shirt while I watch a guy clear snow off of his car :)

[@TedwardDrives]

BOOOOOOOOO

[@MrReniks]

i found your snow drives with m3 the most relaxing to watch.

[@yes8032]

M3 snow drive is back!!!!

[@lereinican]

Saw all the other snow driving videos of yours and as soon as i saw the notification of this vid i had to check it out. My e92 is in workshop and cant wait to get out back in the snow! Post more of the m3 in the snow! Much love bro :)

[@noamlevine3589]

Back when lakes still froze solid, the Boston Chapter of the BMW CCA held Ice Time Trial events up on Newfound Lake in NH (basically an autocross on a frozen lake). Absolutely the best way to learn how to drive on snow and ice - no curbs, ditches, or oncoming traffic on a well-frozen lake!

[@joecool4656]

I love watching people who actually know what they are doing in the snow. So many crash compilations but few good driving compilations

[@andrewsustek1685]

One horse has like 1.6HP... Anyway, as you said, it's so important to learn car control in the snow... I had a Mk3 Golf GTI and I learned so much with it.. Just ABS, not TC or ESP and sometimes it was gnarly, but when I take it as a whole, I'm so grateful. Now I have an AWD automatic, so it is not a issue so much

[@Kampfmesser89]

My first car was a RWD S10. I would take it on backroads and get the tail hanging out. Loved it. It’s a lot easier to drive RWD than people make it out to be. It’s great that I can save a lot buying RWD trucks over 4x4 ones.

[@kristoffer3000]

When you actually learn car control properly RWD is much much easier and safer, people are acting like it's somehow impossible to drive a RWD car in the winter whilst getting stuck in their FWD shitboxes lol

[@Purrre]

Hope we get some cozy winter blizzard night driving from the channel this year

[@cibko]

Sir, you are the most intelligent BMW driver I've seen :)

[@m3ggieh]

dude your neighbourhood especially when there is snow looks so chilled and symphatic to me holy shit thats what i´d call a winter wonderland

[@tantrexeternal970]

dude is living in paradise

[@mfauu]

Tedward is my driving instructor

[@sgttombailes3380]

My old Porsche 914-6 was the most fun in the snow !! I cleared roads in the snow. I placed a 100 lb bag of horse feed in the frunk and 100 lb bag of horse feed in the rear trunk. I moved snow and opened roadways.. Lots of fun. !! However, I did have to replace my front air dam as it was not designed to plow snow. Stupid mistake~~! But, it was a costly fun day.. I will not do it again !!

[@VictorSchofield]

Can't wait for the NSX story haha!

[@CaptainCandycorn]

The snow videos are the best. I loved that m3 blizzard video, I've watched it many times now

[@danielbakken7507]

LETS GO ANOTHER SNOW DRIFTVIDEO TED I ASKED FOR THIS LAST YEAR YAYYYYYY!

[@adamsdailydriveway]

Omgggg the green interior is sick!!

[@Jthon.]

Ngl I have a 328i with X drive and that has been a lot more fun in the snow than my previous rwd cars. You have a lot more control over where you want to go

[@samyadav006]

Really like how much energetic you start the video

[@bimmerfan729]

Road America has an excellent winter driving class!

[@edalder2000]

Best use of anything for a snow day!!!

[@ShaiyanHossain]

love your snow driving stuff!

[@Jonas-.-.]

You are so relaxed when driving in snow. Can't say the same for myself. But i really enjoy watching you driving around, and it motivates me to get better to driving RWD in the snow. Please keep these videos commig :)

[@Bamsebrakar2011]

In wintry countries such as Scandinavia, winter driving is a required part of the driving course. On this type of surface, Nordic winter tyres are essential. Even if you don’t want to slide and skid all over the road, I would say that braking distance is the most important to be aware of. Braking distance will double, at a minimum, compared to a dry road (depending on speed, naturally).

[@c.g.c2067]

Fully agree with Ted, I always practice in the Alps

[@Dylantuning1995]

Here in The Netherlands snow barely falls and getting your license (depending on how fast and how many courses you have to get etc.) Takes roughly 4 to 7 months, if you're lucky you drive in the winter/snow (winter here is just cold and rain, snow is a rarity unfortunately), I started in June 2013 and passed my test in december and in february got my first car and also snow fell. My car was on all season tires and I found an empty parking lot and did some hooning around, having fun but also understanding how a car reacts in snow. I'm not scared to drive in whatever conditions it is, where ever in the world i'm at, I love driving. My cars where FWD so braking and steering was sketchy at times, also mostly on summer or all season tires since winter here lasts a few weeks and unless the conditions are there, you will ruin winter tires. Since the last 2 years I own a BMW E81 118i and we have gotten snow 1 time and RWD is incredibly different, very good car control when traction is off and incredibly fun but you also have to partially re learn how a car like that works. I hope snow will fall soon so I can have some more fun before I sell the car lol. It's always fun seeing people smiling, pointing and cheering when you go sideways on the road😂 even the Police understands that a RWD car is pretty hard to constantly keep straight, bit of gas and there you go lol

[@chrisg5683]

I love watching these videos

[@loganbergeron8866]

guys its almost time for this winters snow drift videos, cant wait

[@fizzyafm5141]

Just took my E46 330ci Clubsport few days ago for a spin in my snowy French village, and I really had a blast ! I never drifted with that car because I take too much care of it, so that was the perfect occasion to have fun around without damaging anything :D (Spent the next day cleaning the underneath of the car to wash off all the salt and dirt, rust is not my friend xD )

[@connormorse1010]

I fcking love these snow drive videos!

[@dom2331]

Just watched a guy 13 minutes drive a M3 in snow and i‘m far away from disappointning. 😂 But it‘s true if you drive a RWD and the snow comes you are happy. Today i go to work and the weather changes to snow. DSC off and have fun. Please more of the Tedward snow show.😍

[@mototech-ir]

Really fun driving in the snow

[@Cr5pt0Puzzl3B0x]

I LOVE SNOW DRIVING CONTENT

[@cookiewriter4001]

I love this. Where I live we dont get snow that often but it happens from time to time. But not frequently enough that drivers know how to deal with it. I have friends who stress over 2cm of snow claiming they "cant drive in this weather". Tedward drives a freakin M3 in the snow like its the most normal thing to do. RWD and over 400hp. I guess even I would have trouble with this thing even though i would consider myself bold in terms of driving.

[@jannismelikidis6218]

Your tire, is classified as a european winter tire basically for german city winters, its a little bit better than all seasons thats why you are not stopping ideally, its still not as good as a real scandinavian winter tire that is good for extreme ice and snow slush and water, like a michelin x-ice snow you wold notice a crazy difference.

[@TeoAdi]

Been waiting for this video, yess! I'm jealous on you, here in Europe where we used to have a lot of snow in the past, now we have temps of 17 C lol. Keep on with these videos, although I'm an Alfa Romeo fan, i really enjoy them. Thanks!

[@avdyl3112]

i didnt expect to watch the whole video i just wanted to see how you are getting out of your parking lot but i got stuck watching and i watched the whole video you drive very smooth and good and i learnd something for the upcoming winter thank you and btw your interior looks so clean!!!

[@laineracing]

appreciate the shoutout for all the rally drivers! :D

[@TheAlternativeDrivingChannel]

One of the best car related channels on KZbin. Thank you for these videos. Your channel inspired me to start my own. Greetings from Transylvania!

[@chickenchaser1334]

I own a 2019 M2C and love driving it in the snow.. so so fun

[@Newyen6MT]

Love watching you drive the M3 in the snow and sliding it around, something about it is relaxing in a way haha

[@davidkasparian3813]

I’m from mass I drive a 2011 Subaru Outback can’t recommend it enough especially these conditions. However FUN driving this M3 is an absolute beauty 😭😭

[@justinh8059]

Every winter I slide my Cummins around. No traction control. Big manual tranny. All the torque. So much fun.

[@Squilliam-Fancyson]

Every year first snow, I do the same with my F21. Even with just 200hp, in these conditions, they are plenty enough to offer good fun and driving experience.

[@aeriallagu]

a driving lesson on a slippry/low grip roads is required in the driving schools here. You can choose to do it in a simulator (which sucks bad) or at a track which has this kind of plasticy material + water sprayed on top of it, which is REALLY slippery. Like wet ice. Luckily the simulator is going to be discarded as an option and everybody will have to complete the lesson at the track with a real car.

[@moonsapling]

Your e92 snow videos are one of a kind! I have rewatched all of them at least 20 times!

[@ARentz07]

I recently moved to Georgia from Missouri, and boy do I miss snow driving. On the one hand, I have access to some nice north Georgia mountain roads, but on the other, I can't go demolish a snow-covered empty parking lot with some slides and donuts. I try not to really slide on the street unless I know beyond a shadow of doubt that I have room, but it's still entertaining to go find a safe spot and experiment.

[@jonasjacobsen9702]

Back home it's required to drive in slippery conditions if you want to get your license. Even in the summer they have tracks which they make slippery with water, soap and other slippery stuff to teach you what to do in low grip conditions. I'm from Norway so for 4 months we have lots of snow all over the country.

[@mmiller1188]

My first winter with RWD. Bought a Grand Marquis. I put good snow tires on it along with 240 pounds of concrete in the trunk. I'm really surprised at how well it does in the snow. Everyone said how terrible it would be but that's not my experience. I can still kick the tail out when I want but even matting it at a stoplight, it just digs right to pavement and takes off.

[@Kampfmesser89]

Tires really are the most important thing in snow.

[@petercan1020]

Everytime I hear that Ding in my BMW my heart drops I have a 328i e92

[@NazneanEugen]

Your roads are perfect for drifts❤️

[@dreadhavoc]

E92 M3 is my favorite M3! Nice driving mate!

[@killergreco5111]

that interior color its badass

[@McGeraet]

i am absolutely on your side about how good those conditions are for practicing driving skills and i would also love it if authorities and shopowners with bigger parkinglots wouldn't be so strict about this stuff..

[@AnalogDave]

Back in my HPDE days, other drivers would stay off track when it rained because it wasn't "fast". I on the other hand used it to learn car control and in the end made me a way better driver. Not much snow to practice on in Dallas, but a wet MSR is pretty darn close!

[@TedwardDrives]

Wet track is the best way to learn how to drive fast! I can see why some would make the choice though. Especially on slicks.

[@belminzuljko1043]

This snow drive videos are 🔥🔥

[@seanscott685]

Brilliant video Tedward!

[@devlimbani]

Ayyy he's back!!!😄

[@victorsandru851]

i love u tedward

[@parthsethi1289]

The video i was waiting for!

[@TedwardDrives]

This is the comment I was waiting for

[@parthsethi1289]

@@TedwardDrives didn't knew you read comments 🥲🔥

[@inutil6117]

The E92 interior always reminds me how old it is. Things almost 2 decades old already, can you belive that?!