Before a new car hits the market, it’s usually extensively tested in all manner of conditions.

It’s a very buttoned-up, professional process, one that involves absolutely no snow drifts, donuts, or burnouts.

Now that they’re not listening, of course cold-weather testing involves all sorts of low-grip shenanigans.

Inclement condition testing is done by engineers, and no one takes more delight in abusing a vehicle than the very people who put it together.

Allow the team behind the Gordon Murray Automotive T.50 to demonstrate, in a new behind-the-scenes video from the car’s development.

The kind of people who can afford a T.50 will likely never subject it to true danger — be it snow, ramps, or ever venturing further than the drive from a climate-controlled garage to a local Cars and Coffee.