[Eternally Solo]

While it may not be Tokyo or the drifting intended, the driver did pull it off.

[Mr.NoCredit]

Feel good video of the day!!

[ride]

When the appliances must be delivered, today.

[houseoftechno]

He was so intending that drift. That was beautiful.

[joos]

Definitely intentional; still impressive. I was only ever able to drive that good on snowy/icy roads like that when I owned one of those little 4x4 Suzuki Escudos...in of all places, Japan.

[kbt3168]

Excellent winter driving skills w rear-wheel drive vehicle. Can’t really teach that - you either like to drive and have fun in the snow or you drive slow and bite your nails.
Prediction: Young, male driver 18-30 years old. Lol

[kellyhound]

[houseoftechno]

Originally Posted by joos ↗

Definitely intentional; still impressive. I was only ever able to drive that good on snowy/icy roads like that when I owned one of those little 4x4 Suzuki Escudos...in of all places, Japan.

My favorite snow drifting vehicle was a Mercury Monarch stick shift. That thing was amazingly nimble and tracked like an arrow in and out of a drift.

[joos]

I'm not a car guy, but its probably well-balanced. The Escudo is so small and box-like that I think that's why it had good control.

[houseoftechno]

Ha ha. Some of those little Suzuki's could keep up with the Jeeps.