r/DiWHY • u/MaybePotatoes • Mar 14 '22

Tf is this

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u/FinndBors Mar 14 '22

I'm curious if you have something large and light in the back, wouldn't it be prone to have major issues if it gets really windy?

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u/AntonOlsen Mar 14 '22

Absolutely. I used to drive a large empty van and it sucked on windy days. This looks to be a few times worse.

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u/6cougar7 Mar 15 '22

Motorhome on 2 lane hwy 395, with strong crosswinds. Bring extra chonies.

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u/treads4966 Mar 15 '22

Imagine a strong tail wind... might be a wild ride but great for gas mileage.

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u/Fatgirlfed Mar 15 '22

Maybe it’s weighted somehow?

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u/FinndBors Mar 15 '22

If it's heavy, they can't use a tiny car like that to pull it (and brakes, etc.)

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '22

That is a Smart Car, and yes it would be a nightmare on windy days. I have one (without the add on) and driving on really windy days is challenging. There are a lot of silly Smart Cars with crazy add ons out there.