I live in Pennsylvania and there is a ton of snow right now. We sometimes get up to 2 feet of snow at a time. So I was wondering, what do the car dealers do when their cars and parking lot gets all that snow? How do they keep the cars clear of snow?
I actually live right down the road for a little car dealer and I saw them plowing their lot out. What they did was, first they all cleaned off they cars with a snow brush and scrapped the windows clean of ice. Then one at time they took all of the cars across the road to an empty parking lot. After they got all of the cars over to the empty parking lot they then plowed all of the snow out. They were shoveling as well.
After they got all of the lot clear of snow, one by one they drove the cars back over to the dealer's parking lot. Now the parking lot was clear of snow and the cars were cleaned off. The funny thing is on my way home from work they were doing it again. That would really be a bummer to do all that work and not even 4 or 5 hours later you have to do it all over again.
So if you ever wonder how they keep up with the snow, this is how they do it. Sounds like a lot of work to me! Especially when they have to do it over and over again.
