In many countries, the mandatory winter break has now begun. Cars have been properly stored in garages and will only be taken out again in the spring of the following year. Not so in London.
As soon as it gets colder, the streets become slippery, and the first snow arrives, salt is spread until there's no tomorrow. This salt then piles up on the streets and dusts around. However, salt is pretty much the worst thing you can do to a car. It gets under the car and settles in every crevice. If you don't regularly undergo an underbody wash, which is extremely tedious, it can damage the metal parts. Over time, rust starts to appear everywhere.
Icy roads can also be extremely dangerous. The car could slide into something. Also, everything is much dirtier on the roads in winter, so you have to wash the car much more. These reasons lead many supercar and hypercar drivers to store their cars over the winter. In a warm and weather-resistant garage, the car is safe from all dangers.
This is noticeable in many places. Where you could see at least one Bugatti on a beautiful summer day, it's now deserted.
Nevertheless, it seems that there are some people who are not at all deterred by such winter problems. They prefer to have fun and drive around in their hypercars. This seems to be more common in London. Despite the winter, people drive their Chirons and Sennas through the city without a care in the world.
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