It took a pretty long time, but someone finally found a use for that annoying “Turn Down For What?” song. The Russian owner of this Chrysler 300 Touring (read: Dodge Magnum with a Chrysler nosecone) was like most of us, not ready to stand outside in the bitter cold chipping the snow and ice off of his ride. His solution? Apparently the Chrysler has the kind of sound system that could register on the freaking Richter scale, so he set up the system, spun the volume knob as far as it would go and waited for the bass drop. The results speak for themselves, as in the matter of about two pulses the wagon is nearly free from snow and ice. You can see just how powerful his system is, because you can actually watch the sound waves warp the liftgate. And then there’s Junior, sitting in the passenger’s seat, quickly going deaf to bad music. The execution is good, but surely a better soundtrack can be used.
Maybe this is the answer to our problems in the Northeast. What do you say? I’m not going to stuff the 300C with speakers, but maybe we should fill Buford’s trunk with enough bass to blast out the windows…that’d help Brian out. Let us know below!
(Courtesy: Top Gear)
Brilliant!
I’ve just built a snowplough that instead of a blade has a 10,000watt sound system attached to the front.
The first snow drift appears, I flick a switch the snow is vapourised by a blast of Rammstein!
Words cannot express how badly I want to see a snowplow that’s blasting “Du Hast” or “Moskau” breaking through snow. Brilliant, indeed.
Nice one, Bryan, mate!
It would be even better with the fire belching guitarists strapped to the front and Till Linderman busting the snow clouds apart with the sheer power of his voice!