The number of clowns in Canada who drive around after clearing the minimum amount of snow necessary to drive their car and see out their windsheild. Beyond lazy

That rear suspension is holding up pretty good imo

When I (Texan)lived briefly in the northeast, I loved cleaning all the snow off my car. It was so novel and so satisfying to watch it come off in layers. Especially using the ice scraper on the frozen bottom layer...

A few years after moving back to Texas, we had an unseasonably and record amount of snowfall. I'd kept my window brush/squeegee/scraper, so I ran around my apartment parking lot, asking everyone if they'd like the snow off their car. Some people would see me gleefully cleaning a car, and they'd get excited, saying that they wanted to try it. Enough people wanted to try, that I just left them the scraper and told them my apartment number. A few hours later, there was a knock at my door, and my scraper was outside and 95% of the cars were completely clean.

I guess the moral of the story is to fly in some Texans when the snow gets that bad? I dunno, I just wanted to share.

Bye!

There's a rotting pumpkin on their doorstep and a brown Christmas tree in their living room.

It's all fun and games until you brake and the whole thing slides down and covers the front windshield and you can't see anything. Source: I was lazy about this once, but never again.

No self respecting Canadian is going to drive around with a road hazard on their roof. Unless they're from Brampton.

This car looks like it wants to invade Narn

idiotgloo.

That down force must be crazy!

Would probably make it melt a little then slide off

Edit: nvm it's on the roof I'm blind

Looks like they just pulled out of that snow bank behind the truck to take a picture because they were surprised it stayed in place.

It looks like a car crown.

run mode: naruto

Isn't that car in risk of overheating, with its radiator completely covered in snow?

It me 😂

People here do not know anything about cars or winter driving. This is just a large rear spoiler fin covered in a dusting of snow. Spoilers on cars are not just for show. My Subaru WRX has a spoiler and it adds aerodynamic down force for better traction. In winter weather a large spoiler like this will make driving feel like there isn't even ice on the road. Laugh now, but you won't be laughing when this guy zips by you at 120km/h while you are struggling on the ice.

I'm certain the coil springs appreciate the weight. I'll laugh if the bed snaps off the cab.

Dodge the father, ram the pile of snow into the car behind you!