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Smart Car Winter Driving Testimonial | Review | Minnesota

Video testimonial from smart car owners! With Mercedes Benz formula one race technology, the smart has a high level of safety in such a small package!

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Steve Johnson commented on 20 Jan 2010

This dealership has the Gods of service after the sale.

RoadHawk HD Review Winter Driving February 2015 (Product Link: ...)

Winter Car Crashes Compilation #1 - NEW - CCC :)

Like, share, follow: //facebook.com/CCCvideos Car Crash + High Speed Chasee: https://youtu.be/Fgoz7h3ymqo NEW December Review: ...

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MsKae commented on 17 Feb 2016

fucking russians omg.

MsKae commented on 17 Feb 2016

+MsKae I thought they lived 70% of their year in snow sometimes higher depending on the region. sighs

Vincent Paul Saldutti commented on 26 Jan 2016

People need to SLOW DOWN, be patient, LOOK TWICE- what the heck. A lot of these clearly could have been avoided. I hate when an impatient jerk who is going too fast and/or cutting off slower drivers wreck and hurt someone else who was doing the right thing. Absolutely ridiculous. I would make sure me and my passengers were okay and then smash someone's face in with a tire iron. Jerks..

Pasqualie47 commented on 26 Jan 2016

+Vincent Paul Saldutti Shoot, looking once would be an improvement!

RiseToDefeat commented on 23 Jan 2016

OOPAHHH OOPAHHH

Kevin 96 x commented on 03 Feb 2016

+RiseToDefeat gangnum style

Вадим Мирогородский commented on 02 Feb 2016

+GameMasterGR88888 no, this is russian :)

GameMasterGR commented on 26 Jan 2016

+RiseToDefeat this is 100% greek

Lindsay McMillian commented on 20 Jan 2016

I don't think it is that Russians are the worst drivers in the world.They have bad weather just as we do in some parts of the states. However, they have cameras in their cars and I think we should also (Americans). We could turn world's worst driver into an Olympic Sport. As bad as they seem here, I really think we could take the gold on this one.

Josh Cobeen commented on 02 Feb 2016

+WingNuts2010 agree I wouldn't mind retest n cams

WingNuts2010 commented on 24 Jan 2016

+Lindsay McMillian I wonder how long before it is a requirement of car insurance to have dash cams (front and back)? And how long before all drivers have to have a re-test (say every 10 years) regardless of driving history? Now that would clear the world's roads of some very dangerous drivers.

Karen Dobrowolski commented on 20 Jan 2016

After about a year watching this site and others from around the world, I think I've become a better driver. I now see where I used to go too fast, sometimes I didn't signal and various other foolish things. I've slowed down and always signal my turns now. What I've seen these people do that I've never had a problem with is entitlement. Even when they are obviously wrong, they insist they are right! Perhaps if we all got a better grip on our true rights, we'd have a lot less accidents on the roads.

WingNuts2010 commented on 24 Jan 2016

+Karen Dobrowolski Often forgotten by some people in this 'modern' age when they shout and moan that they have rights, is that it come with the other 'R' word ... Responsibility. A driver might be in the right but they are also responsible for their actions. One never goes without the other and only the stupid think otherwise. For example, a driver might have right of way at a junction but only the stupid proceed without keeping an eye out for oncoming traffic. By simply paying attention it has saved me a number of times.

Lukas Locker commented on 18 Jan 2016

How can the Russians always remain so calm?

Lukas Locker commented on 25 Jan 2016

+Remnant Soldier lol

Remnant Soldier commented on 25 Jan 2016

+Lukas Locker vodka

silverGTO TwinTurbo commented on 17 Jan 2016

Its snow and ice on the road, SLOW THE FUCK DOWN!!!!

jesikebiking commented on 14 Feb 2016

+silverGTO TwinTurbo The Weather Channel always state "Ice and snowtake it slow" BUT how many heed, NOT MANY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nik Brudar commented on 13 Feb 2016

no, it's not fun then. I'm joking, they really should ..

Preparing your car for winter driving

With temperatures set to plummet this week, The Telegraph's Chris Knapman has some top tips for preparing your car for the worst of the winter weather.

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badgern100 commented on 19 Jul 2013

I've been driving without winter tyres for almost 50 years, I have NEVER had an accident, I was a class 1 police driver, member of IAM, ride a motorcycle and currently drive an Evo X. Bet your 'ass I could outdrive you on any scenario, hows that for immaturity from a 66 year old? true though.....

Mark Atkin commented on 25 Jan 2013

OK. Leave the car at home then. Driving on snow without winter tyres is just stupid.

badgern100 commented on 18 Jan 2013

Winter tyres? for our two cars that will be £875.00 suits you sir... knobhead

Mark Atkin commented on 24 Jul 2013

Try a set of winter tyres on your Evo. You will be amazed at the difference.

Unknownprick commented on 28 Dec 2014

You can drive car without winter tires

Terrence Jaylon Macdonald commented on 18 Dec 2015

Thanks man for the conversation.

Preparing your car for bad weather (snow or ice) driving | How to drive in the snow

0:32 How to prepare your car for winter 0:38 How to check your cars oil 2:00 Tips for driving in the snow or ice 3:00 Benefits of using winter tyres How to prepare ...

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Benjamin Gazdik commented on 26 Jan 2015

Nice ad, very professional. I like how you didn't try to sell your services but offered them instead. If I lived in UK and didn't work on all my own cars I'd come to you!!

Winter Driving Like A Pro

Follow Tim Shaw - the self-professed best driver ever - as he gets a masterclass in winter driving from professional ice driver Andrew McKenna, in the latest short ...

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EvilStoner commented on 21 Nov 2014

Was looking at the comments and i think 90% of the people didnt listen to a word this guy said by the questions and statements there making. YOU CAN AVOID AN ACCIDENT EVEN IF U HIT BLACK ICE!! they were just driving on an ice rink. turn the direction u want to go tap your breaks then hammer the gas simple. if you didnt know that before you watched this video go sell your car an start taking the bus idiots. Front wheel drive is probably the worst car to own in the winter E-brake helps u turn (if u hold it u will spin out and probably crash). rwd = more power and you can drift corners if u lose control dont have to slide straight when your trying to turn like you do with a FWD car.AWD is best becuase u just turn tap break an hit gas and you have the most control of your car. Good Knowledge of how to drive the car you own is all you really need to avoid an accident, if u panic ur gunna crash. if your use to sliding and have fun in the snow and ice, practice in a parking lot or somewhere where theres no traffic and try to control your slides. I drive like a boss in the snow. Obviously speed will play a factor if your driving WAY to fast for the conditions and lose control your probably gunna crash.

wesam2003 commented on 13 Jan 2015

I did not understand it the language was too fast for me :) and the accent not clear , I like the tips at the end of the video

david pavano commented on 13 Jan 2015

Been driving since the 60's when all we had was rear wheel drive and drum brakes. Then the Olds came out with the fwd. By the eighties almost everything was fwd except for sportier cars. The difference between rwd and fwd is huge in the snow especially when most of your braking power is in your front disk brakes. Fwd is by far the safer bet even more so than a 4x4. I'm a courier and I'm out in every type of weather no matter what and what do I always see stuck in snow banks? 4x4s! There is much more weight on the front wheels of a fwd for traction and if you know not to hit the brakes hard, you'll easily get out of most situations. Back when I had a 65 mustang I learned to loosen up the front brakes so the back brakes would grab before the fronts so you could still steer your way out of a slide without the front wheels locking up on you. I also had to put cider blocks in the trunk for traction...Best cars in the snow back then were Volkswagen Bugs... Rear wheel drive with the engine in the back for weight, but no matter what you drive, once you lock up those front wheels and keep them locked, you're screwed.

SKDK commented on 26 Dec 2014

Not trying to be a dick, but the only correct thing i saw in your comment was the awd part. Rwd does not mean more power. It mean the power is distributed from the rear wheels. In snow driving the more powered wheels the better, hence why awd is the best. Not only do the rear wheels give support, but the two front wheels in charge of steering also have power. In a rwd car if the rear wheels get stuck your screwed, you can turn your front wheels all you want but you wont go anywhere because they arent spinning only digging in. Now if it was fwd once you dig in far enough from turning the wheel left/right the tires will be back on asphalt which will give you grip and let you move on. Its a slow process but a very useful technique Ive seen plenty of rwd cars have to sit on the side of the road while fwd and awd cars pass them up. Hell you can watch a vid of a red frs getting stuck in its own driveway shortly after pulling out of the garage and that wasnt even a hill lol.

szarvas87 commented on 18 Oct 2014

and what we can do on black ice???? You can't see it and you don't know it's there.what I should do when I noticed I'm on black ice and the car started to skid? Just realise the gas and gently apply the brake? Also anyone know a place in Glasgow where I can practice?