BMW M3 VS BLIZZARD - Snow Storm Night Drive (POV)

Driving home in my BMW E92 M3 during the Blizzard proved more treacherous than expected. Enjoy the unplowed highway and brutal backroads with limited visibility.
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[@TedwardDrives]

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[@labzee7855]

Unpaved mountains roads in Maine but not nearly as bad as this

[@Warkid1993]

Hurricane cat 3 in Florida. Many winds, floods and downed trees. Boss still wanted hands on deck lol Fiat abarth survived

[@simkarte123]

I had some icy roads driving home a few months ago. Felt really sketchy

[@scubajoe3321]

At least your home safe and warm

[@nate0088]

I live in Georgia, so the worst I've driven on is some slushiness a few days after a snow storm

[@lakai958]

anyone else think driving in blizzards is Incredibly therapeutic? it's just you, your car, and trying not to die

[@TedwardDrives]

It certainly clears you head of anything else!

[@alolanstarboy]

Yeah the night time makes it even more interesting

[@jesse8742]

Yeah, until you're stuck in the middle of nowhere :)

[@brokenmotorwagen1328]

less people to get around!

[@Manakuski]

That's more like regular winter weather here in Finland :D Great driving conditions in fresh snow, really fun actually. Also visibility seemed ok.

[@JMartinni]

"What does that feel like, to get passed by an M3" They'll probably shake their head and expect to see you crashed into the barrier within the next mile.

[@TedwardDrives]

haha probably exactly right

[@juhthreef]

I assume these are also the same people who don't understand the benefit to an actual snow tire as they struggle to keep up.

[@wes7bg]

the truth is that almost all BMW owners are risk-takers and ppl just hate taking a risk.. and that's why they hate BMW owners..

[@Schimml0rd]

karen incarnate :'D

[@Yomamatitts]

@@wes7bg bmw for life!

[@lescud]

Me, 44 year old guy from Germany, watching a guy drive a BMW in the snow in and around Boston for 20 minutes. Well, at least he’s outside. Entertainment in 2021

[@sammik3959]

At least you have a lot of time to think about Reich

[@stevenkrau2829]

Und es war klar, dass mindestens eine Person was über hitler schreiben muss. Dumme amis schmeißen atombomben auf Menschen…

[@stevenkrau2829]

@@sammik3959 yea, we even can think about it in 3 languages. Mind blowing for an american huh?

[@stevenkrau2829]

@Super Genius yea.. we‘ll all be learning arabic soon here… Your country is at least independent. We are not allowed to say something against refugees here, if you do so…be prepared to be called a nazi 🤮

[@sammik3959]

Lol guys out of context

[@Lyrics_Everywhere]

Being a Brazilian viewer is really weird, like, I've never seeing snow in my life and I have no idea of how it is, but surely listen to some calm music while driving in the snow must be amazingly therapeutic

[@jimii7357]

as a person who lives in a Finland i have to disagree with you there

[@brenofranca8140]

namoral mano, tipo imagina vc teve um dia cheio, corrido, chato. ai vc volta p casa nesse cenario ai. deve esvaziar a cabeça em um nivel...

[@brenofranca8140]

@@jimii7357 lmao i can't imagine dealing with this daily, but for us who live on countries that never snows it is just our dreams to drive on conditions like that

[@nunya8614]

@@brenofranca8140 it’s actually hard to stay on the road

[@2buckpremium333]

As an Australian, this is just bananas! We’re usually dodging kangaroos and snakes on the road! This is a whole ‘nother level.

[@astasjaa]

It’s the classic game of Canada, “whose lane is it anyways?”

[@gavinthroop2839]

From Michigan, I felt this

[@ohyeah6628]

@@gavinthroop2839 right

[@jonathanstoddard7712]

Played that game today in Calgary.

[@devnotes00]

It quickly turns into "I'm still on the road, right?"

[@FuskyTheHusky81]

living up north in Ontario.. I love this game! then again.. why dose no one know how to drive in this shit yet? we only have it for half the year every year..

[@tomycont]

"Making sure the turn signal is visible, eventhough this is a BMW" 🤣

[@barnaszeder224]

Funny comment I give him that. He was signaling when he left the highway though.

[@tomycont]

@@kreivas3464 We have a bmw owner 🤣

[@leoisforevercool]

I find that talking to myself while driving in situations like this helps alleviate some of the nervous energy

[@unbound2424]

As someone from Canada, late night snow drives are really nostalgic to me, so nice video

[@thefamv7267]

He burnt 1/4 of his tank on his drive home.Damnnn that m3 is thirsty!

[@TedwardDrives]

It's brutal.

[@JStryker7]

Worth it

[@HellzHonour]

It’s because he wasn’t driving in the proper gear for proper fuel economy. His RPMs are above 2k the entire time on the highway in 4th gear...

[@JStryker7]

@@HellzHonour which also means that he has the power readily available for when the back end steps out.

[@lawfulldick4158]

@@JStryker7 You are right, those bmw's have no low end torque. Ideally in those conditions you want to be in the highest gear possible to avoid wheel slip.

[@doggedlydetermined7022]

Proves that snow tires can make any car usable in the snow! The public roads realistically don’t get much worse than this.

[@Namelless2366]

There wasnt anz reallz high gradient slope ... It can get much worse.

[@miguelosterroht]

The problem starts when you get a steep hill. Two years ago I had a Rental RWD 530d with winter tires and drove in the Swiss Alps, its was perfect 90% of the time, but in two situations it would go nowhere, turning off traction controll helped in one of the situations, but the other one I had to turn around and go back, and was justa a regular hill, but super slippery. An old lady passed by in a 3 Series XDrive just looking at me...

[@Rumblefan]

Yup my fwd civic with studded snow tires performed better in the snow than my awd Wrx’s have with all seasons. This year, I got studded snow tires for my sti, so I can’t wait to experience snow tires AND awd.

[@Sn0ws519]

@@Rumblefan It's amazing. I live in western Canada and have an Audi S5 and run winter tires on it, makes your car an absolute beast in the winter combined with AWD. I had no issues at all this past winter. You'll have an absolute blast this winter.

[@Rumblefan]

@@Sn0ws519 I’m sure it’ll be great. Even with all seasons, I plowed my way through my unplowed street with 15” of snow with my old bugeye wrx that’s lowered 1.5”. Finally got stuck right before the stop sign at the end of the street, and when I got out, there was a banking pushed in front of my car extending all the way on top of the hood 😂

[@Skizerrr]

The sudden drifts and the way its perfectly executed, its so soothing omg

[@starlasunshine6625]

I think he’s the only person on earth I’d be comfortable driving with in those kind of conditions! I also noticed he was using the hand-to-hand method, which I don’t see very often. Great job not dying! I was amazed with just how calm you even when your car was sliding. Wow!

[@blocksource4192]

Well, you wouldn't depending on the conditions. If you were to drift quickly hand to hand would be too slow for example.

[@krzysztofkaminski9471]

I like to drive like that too. More snow, more fun. We get more snow like this in south of Poland but We use winter tires everytime in winter.

[@frodej6640]

In deep'ish snow you got to use your hands :) The car will sort of pickup tracks or whatever in the snow and you have to constantly adjust, and suddenly you have to adjust a lot, and then you better have your hands on deck.

[@saaransh14]

Your vids are soothing man

[@TedwardDrives]

haha thanks Saaransh

[@Ubeans2001]

I was about to say this is therapeutic. Makes me want to drive into a blizzard.

[@josephiousbrosif]

Agreed

[@Holographics]

Actually mad boring fr

[@NOOTSMAZDAS]

Fr fr

[@phxraf]

“Make sure the turn signals are visible, even though it’s a BMW” 😂

[@paulnaquin7728]

Wow funny

[@eldios3666]

No

[@johannes1498]

@@eldios3666 ahahhahah

[@StockTurboN20]

How original

[@billolsen4360]

😁

[@asharak84]

2 years late to the party but just wanted to say I love the attitude of "what do you know that I don't know" rather than "what an idiot in the road". I'm always amazed how few people consider there may be a reason other vehicles are doing something odd. Nice smooth relaxed drive in beautiful conditions. I've not driven in proper snow in a few years now, I miss it :'(

[@nicolasbilal8769]

I just randomly found this channel and I think it’s a great one for nervous drivers learning how to drive. People just need to learn how to relax and take it easy when driving

[@car_pal]

A few weeks ago i got caught by the snow with my miata on semi slicks on a mountain pass, 0 traction what so ever...tow truck down the mountain lol

[@lucasolivo2785]

Car Pal! I love your videos!!

[@Back.yard.stunts]

Not the same car but I have a Toyota Yaris which is also a small car😂 we got hit pretty hard in ny on Wednesday and I divided not to even try😂

[@VZBOYY]

YOOOOOO ITS CAR PAL! what's up man aha

[@wh0isgeorgee270]

C A R P A L

[@ExNought]

Everytime I was able to drive in similar conditions, I was so on edge and aware of everything, when I pulled up home I was truely exhausted. But damn those are the best memories I have with my cars.

[@staazvaind3869]

XD the state of supernatural ;D

[@CJalterr]

What I like about snowy and icy conditions is you can go to a empty parking lot and drift almost anything

[@MultiEflex]

Yeah sliding 100hp shitboxes all winter IS pretty fun

[@greenbassboosts8872]

I have drifted a Prius hard in the snow lol

[@chickenfishhybrid44]

Especially in a beater you're not worried about.

[@timSquash]

i wished i lived in a snowy country...where i live its around 25 degrees celsius on average

[@janistorlopare]

​@@chickenfishhybrid44parking lot ? how can you drift there

[@Harrttsy]

I love seeing other people drive in icy/snowy conditions to see how they fare, I live in Alaska so its just a completely normal day, given most people have studded tires here, but I love driving in icy conditions, its a blast, and I think given the circumstance you did great. Super chill video, liked it a lot.

[@z3non142]

That Bill Nye voice was incredibly accurate😂. I’m impressed

[@TedwardDrives]

Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill Nye the Science Guy!....I love Bill Nye lol

[@AdamKlingenberger]

@@TedwardDrives inertia is a property of matter... especially German sports cars

[@harrism.1053]

Tedward: *makes it up a good sized hill and is almost constantly making the most out of the snow and drifting on the way home only to get stuck in his driveway* lol

[@mothelde4458]

Honestly talking to the camera as you drive is really fun to watch and entertaining, loved the drive, and thank you.

[@belminzuljko1043]

Every winter I came back to these videos with m3 on snow! 🔥

[@mtbbiturbosmith3632]

It seems like every northeast town has that one nasty hill that you have to go up to get home. If you can’t make it up you sleep at the bottom that night

[@ShaiyanHossain]

ah yes the traditional northeast game of "where is the lane?"

[@Cocochantelle]

Midwest too lol

[@marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938]

Yup, we play it every year...😁

[@zacharydebiase5412]

I remember watching this in back in high school and it inspired me to get a RWD car as my daily driver. Almost 3 years later now i just bought a new GR86 and i can’t wait to see how it handles in the snow. Amazing skill.

[@gamesandstuffbalcer5327]

I’ve watched this video minimum 10 times idk why but night drive in the snow with the old m3 it makes me so happy

[@alexeden7570]

So interesting to watch being a British viewer!. This kind of snow would absolutely cripple us... even in 2 inches or less most drivers are so inexperienced and seem to think Snow is the same as the rain 😆. Would love to have a go driving in this kind of weather, stressful but relaxing and going for a ride without losing control is just such an adrenaline rush

[@markgambrill]

watching back a few month later. Our roads in the UK are a joke in these conditions. People think they can go driving on tyres that were borderline at the last MOT 6 months earlier. All season tyres should be standard fit in the UK.

[@justchillin7552]

Come to canada my friend it’s exactly this 6 months of the year if you do I’ve got some tips 1 winter tires are a must 2 buy a car that allows manual selection of gears doesn’t have to be a stick shift paddle shifters are fine 3 make sure you got 4wd because there is many many steep hills that 2wd is just unable to do no matter the tires 4 have fun drifting because it’s literally a tap of the gas away at all times 5 enjoy the beautiful scenery

[@Anoalekontrieger]

The Netherlands would be crippled as well. Even 2 or 3 inches of snow will absolutely destroy the country.. I mean the trains already have problems with leaves on the track lol.

[@joonapuro8055]

@@markgambrill all seasons are almost useless compared to real winter tyres

[@markgambrill]

@@joonapuro8055 agreed but in the majority of UK winter hovers around freezing in the commuting hours so all seasons are spot on and 80-90% of what winters will offer for Joe public.

[@MrPsychopathYT]

"there's gonna be a bridge" proceeds to say "okay lets jump off here" lmao

[@250tsar]

One of my favorite videos on KZbin. Commentary perfect. Video quality perfect. Idk I wish I could find more videos like these.

[@lukaszpowalowski8342]

Winter tires are simply the only tires that really work in snow conditions. I had recently mounted a set of premium winter Continentals on my MTB and made it through stuff where even the cars had difficulties. The most guys here just pushed their bikes around. They are not used to winter around here haha. Love winter driving, be it MTB or car. Provided it has the right tires fixed! This was very fun to watch!

[@autolobbyistadde1412]

This videos are so much fun! Its so relaxing seeing some nice calm drifts in the snow with an M3. I need more of this kind of videos! Greetings from Germany! ✌🏻

[@WhiffenC]

Canadian here, I love going out in snowy conditions with little traffic. It's fun to slide around and have the roads mainly to yourself.

[@brandencoburn757]

This is my favorite video that you made! Driving in the snow in your favorite car is just super relaxing.

[@ElliWoelfin]

The wind noise was hella pleasant. Pair with the dark and the snow, this was possibly the nicest video you've done. Obviously other things can be more fun, but this was relaxing.

[@mannydcbianco]

Part of me misses driving my little 335 in snow in Sweden, but then I remember that it's only fun for 10 minutes and then it only ends up being a hassle, no matter how good the tires are. I used to drive 11 hour shifts in a taxi and the mental drain, which leads to a physical drain, after 11 hours in conditions like these is brutal.

[@gary8853]

This is the best RWD winter tires demonstration I’ve ever seen. Thanks for making this 💪

[@strayS2K]

Tires make all the difference! I used to love, LOVE, going out in my s2k. A set of blizzaks with that 50/50 weight made it unbelievably capable while passing stuck SUVs 🙂

[@NanescuRadu1]

I'm with you right there in my mx-5 :) its fun as heck but damn the hills are a challenge

[@dimibet]

I enjoyed the whole 19:08 minutes my friend! Thanks for commenting the whole drive home. Glad to see you get home safe!

[@TedwardDrives]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@TheNippon101]

Dream conditions. Absolutely love driving in the snow.

[@billolsen4360]

I was a rescue tow truck driver in Denver for a while. The appeal wore off really fast, lol.

[@loganamurray64]

Daily driving 6 months of the year in the stuff gets oretty boring eventually

[@goldblade84]

My first ski trip with a rental car was full blizzard conditions on the way back, and it was more memorable than the skiing itself.

[@emiryozgat7089]

I love driving in the snow it just brings some excitement to it!

[@shingi_]

i love how elegantly you drove your M3 home! it was awesome to see you countersteer with one hand towards the end

[@Ben_A35K]

My dream car in my dream weather conditions (especially for skiing on the next day!)

[@antonkushnikov1085]

Wow, that's awesome. This video reminds me of the last days of mine in Saint-Petersburg, Russia, where I had a brand new BMW G20 xdrive and was usually cruising during blizzards like this one. The best memory in my life. I was feeling like "well, at least I have control over my driving wheels and I feel better than everyone FWDed in the traffic. That's a reason to live". Now I live in a place where snow is a foreign word, and I really miss it

[@RayTheFPSGamer]

I come back to this video every once in a while.. Love the atmosphere of this snowy drive! Would love to have such a blizzard happen in my little country (The Netherlands) but it hardly ever snows over here

[@blocksource4192]

I'm not sure, as a one off thing every year or so would be nice, but in places where it's common, I rather not lol.

[@slonkijippie]

Haha me too, don't know why. Love the snow, calm night.

[@Wasabi9111]

I just re watched the video 2 yrs later and it was very calming.

[@varmastiko2908]

The sliding can be fun with a RWD or AWD car, but the rest of it is anything but fun. When you live through a long winter that's mostly weather like this, you will wish you didn't even need a car. There's a huge list of problems that goes with the weather. Some cars you can never get to start reliably in freezing conditions. It's not a fun experience when you are forced to deal with it.

[@Roy_xp]

"Make sure to clean your turn signals even tho it's a BMW" ok, I actually laughed lol

[@y0Jinxeeh]

This is the most fun adventure I've been on in a while, what a joy to watch this :D

[@frozone2366]

Watching this feels so cozy, I def wanna do this someday.

[@SazParts]

I love blizzards, not for driving, but how awesome and beautiful it looks. My brother in law also has a jeep cherokee which we took drifting during this storm. Awd is so much fun in the snow. Also have your high beams on while its snowing and its like entering hyperspace. God, im a grown ass man and i still think snow is so much fun

[@y4nnickschmitt]

Ah POV night drive and snow. The PERFECT combination. 👌 Very enjoyable.

[@VentureAHighway]

I love that you weren't afraid to get out and drive your m3 in this.. very cool

[@inlope4117]

This is so calming and cozy to watch, i enjoyed it alot!

[@HondaorBust]

Looking back, I think this will always be the best Tedward video

[@Tox1cAlien]

This was the most New England thing I've seen in a while! Sweet driving 🤟

[@rulz5513]

I’ve been waiting for this video! I knew it was coming 😁

[@hasanloncar3483]

Yeah i drove my saxxo 200km pretty much same conditions, it was amazing no servo no abs but just pure fun hahaha you sir are perfect example how to enjoy your ride fullest but safely no risk to other. Love it.

[@Twitchyii]

Welcome to 6 months of the year in Saskatchewan. Good on you having proper tires though. I love watching videos of the chaos that ensues in southern states when they get 2 inches of snow.

[@gofastskatkat]

As one daily m3 e9x'er to another, that was epic. We had a bit of snow down here in NC but knowing the roads here I didnt chance it cause it wouldve been almost all ice. Keep up the great content!

[@javianjohnson8746]

I LOVE these types of night drive videos 🔥

[@kingsantana810]

This was delightful to watch I can't stop smiling

[@mrsifu4541]

This is super relaxing to watch.

[@truefas]

I love your M3 in the snow videos keep it up man, much love from Finland.

[@No-vm7go]

'Almost giving up like three times' is called 'not giving up'. Congrats! You did it!

[@StackorStave]

Love the enthusiasm and love that you let your car warm all the way up or semi

[@31dar2PF]

Idk man but when you sit inside a warm car while its freezing outside and dark and snowy is just a different kind of vibe man.

[@danielkordab3510]

I absolutely love the videos of you driving a rear wheel drive on the snow, its so entertaining to watch how you control the car.

[@hlf_coder6272]

It's actually super easy to control the car like that in the snow. It's a really easy way to teach people how to drift and spin the ass end around. Just take them to an empty, snow covered parking lot and 20 mins or so later, they're doing it like champs. Then in the summer, just apply the same principles.

[@ZenTunE-]

@@hlf_coder6272 Yeah, rwd is easy. Especially on snow, no real chance of spinning out compared to on ice.

[@iAWP-]

Wow, such a fascinating video! You're a great driver and commentator mate, loved every minute. Those conditions are so mesmerising to me - I'm from Australia and it's 80F, storming right now :D

[@McKiwi2]

It's honestly amazing to see how well your car and those tires are handling this, I live in an area of the south that doesn't normally get snow but this year we did. I lost traction at the front and ended spinning out, and I wasn't even going 30mph yet. It really doesn't help that my car doesn't have traction control, but I'm really considering getting a set of snow tires for the winter, even if it doesn't snow this year.

[@jarperhones5364]

Yes! snow tires are great for any kind of cold weather!

[@rex1800]

For your situation maybe try non studded snow tires

[@liamwelsh5565]

His driving ability should be taken into account more than his tires. You should not drive like him in the snow if you don't have experience counter steering even if you got good winter tires. There were times he was counter steering for a long time at once because he had no traction in the rear and was just fishtailing. Someone who has not got a lot of experience counter steering would likely spin out driving like that in a storm.

[@LaskInHD]

Trying to go 30 mph or over was your 1st mistake

[@McKiwi2]

@@LaskInHD eat my jorts and choke on them. This was my first time driving in snow because the last time it literally snowed like this was when I was in middle school 16 years ago.

[@theshazman]

Drove my S5 all the way from Great Neck, NY to Raleigh, NC during the blizzard in Dec 2017. It was the craziest most enjoyable drive of my life. All those years of rally sim racing paid off in spades. But the quattro AWD did help. Mind you, I did that leg on all seasons, not snow tires. Pretty sure I'd be toast if it was RWD. Watching this reminded me of that crazy drive. Nicely done!

[@Wasabi9111]

Haha. I did a similar drive in the blizzard of Dec 2009 from great neck to Hartford in my moms Volvo awd and oem all season tires. I was young at the time and didn’t think much about it. But now looking back, I realized it was stupid and dangeorus! This Volvo was the first awd car we ever had and it performed so amazing well it gave me a lot of false sense of traction.

[@vasilisdemetriou893]

Brilliant video as always man. Much love from Cyprus!

[@TedwardDrives]

Much appreciated!

[@jaygray99yo]

That’s the mass bike in Framingham I paved that whole highway this past summer ! Pretty cool seeing you drive by all that

[@viliampechtor6977]

this video is so calming

[@zaytoony]

Thanks for the adventure!

[@ImSuliTV]

I feel like the weather looks better on camera than it truly is.

[@EgonLuder]

Love these videos my man :). That ending was dramatic haha!

[@mikemiura1289]

GREAT video....confidence, calm = fun survival

[@MiceliCreations]

I'm in Michigan and it's always a blast to drive in the winter. Tons of fun. Looks very familiar. NO BRAKES in the snow baby.

[@RyanRoadReaper]

Dude, your car control is amazing! I love seeing you slide cars around because you make it one smooth motion! When I try to slide cars around in my racing sims (not ballsy enough to do it IRL) it's always a panicky frenzy of "Oh crap, countersteer quick!"

[@TedwardDrives]

Thank you!

[@lartonki]

I would say sliding around is easier irl than racing sims because it's actually really easy when you get use to it.

[@slaWterCH]

This is a great substitute for not having winter tyres on my sports car anymore. I can enjoy the fun and struggle by watching your video 🤣

[@GoodNightAlekss]

This is my comfort video, just keep coming back :)

[@m.yankov8780]

One of THE most relaxing videos I've ever watched. And boy did I watch the whole thing, too! :D

[@Garik.e60]

this was oddly such a relaxing video

[@meatball4409]

Watching you clean the snow off your M3 in the beginning was therapeutic😂 Great content man!

[@Twitchyii]

That was horrifyingly painful for me. He did at least call me out on it as he did it lol.

[@CaptainSlowJezza]

This Video was strangely inspiring for me.. Just wanted to thank you for that!

[@stbralex7187]

this is my vibe right here nightime snow driving

[@MrSambor]

Beautiful winter! 🤘🏁🚘

[@sanchezking6188]

Having a real mechanical limited slip differential (not those fake ones pulsing the brakes), which the E92 M3 has, helps tremendously in snow. It may not help you at not losing grip, but when you do you can make much better use of what grip is left, i.e. you can keep on going better. And real (and sufficiently new!) winter tires of course.

[@joshhayes3433]

Years ago I had a C5 Corvette with really good all season tires, I drove it all winter long and never had a problem as long as I respected what is, and is not, possible with a car like that in those conditions. Usually the limiting factor was the ground clearance, not the car's ability to stay on the road.

[@thematsQ]

This made me miss winter! Hopefully we will get a snowy winter, instead of a slushy one. Greetings from Finland!

[@reinisrudzitis4802]

It`s not that dangerous, if you are used to it. We have winters like these where I live (Northern Europe) from time to time and the key of getting home safe is a good set of fresh winter tires + common sense. I`ve been driving rwd cars all my life and winters like these are a treat. I love how silent the driving feels. Absolutely no road noise. Just the engine. Don`t floor it, don`t jerk the steering wheel too sharp, don`t downshift hard , brake gently and you will be fine. Way more dangerous is slightly freezing temp + rain when the black ice is forming on the roads. Thumbs up for keeping that traction control off. :)

[@Fordguy1997]

What an amazing video! Truly. Props to you for recording this with your POV setup, I'm sure it wasn't easy while at your limits of grip and visibility. I went out for a bit in the same storm, felt as though if I made any stupid decisions my G35 was gonna get stuck. It was way more slippery than it looked. Got some good counter steering practice though 😅

[@TedwardDrives]

I think the camera helped me talk through the drive. When I got to the highway I was tempted to turn back. Conditions were worse than I had expected.

[@Fordguy1997]

@@TedwardDrives you're a brave man, we appreciate the content!

[@derekuhm]

it's so relaxing to watch and listen, thanks for sharing :)

[@bonafidesmooth]

This brings back such good memories of my 328i RWD in Toronto winters

[@yato6759]

I know it's dangerous and not safe to drive in such conditions but man i gotta say that this snowy blizzard weather is giving me good vibes. Like imagine you, your wife and kids cruising through that stormy night. the kids are peacefully sleeping in the back. You and your wife enjoying the lovely view surrounding you while listening to sahrana toul lil by هاله شعبان.

[@seb4008]

Oh this is deeeeeeep. I can feel it. I can feel it 😂

[@kedox6856]

This Video gives me such a beautiful vibe, I could watch this hourlong...

[@theFirstAidKit]

I got to drive a BMW 320 a while back when a snowstorm hit. I took the traction control off and hit the road. There was no one out and the snowblows hadn't cleared the roads yet at all. It was crazy, I could easily drift at speeds as low as 15-20 kph with good winter tyres and there were no one else driving. So I just spent a good few hours just driving around, mostly sideways. It was a really nice learning opportunity to learn how to handle the car.