Hey everyone, welcome back to my My Winter Car series! If you’re searching for My Winter Car gameplay, the Corris Rivett build guide, or tips on surviving the brutal Finnish winter, you’re in the right place. This punishing sequel to My Summer Car cranks up the survival mechanics—hypothermia is a real killer, fatigue builds fast, and permadeath means one mistake can end your save. Today was full of grinding, close calls, and finally getting the Corris Rivett project car home!
The Endless Grind: Wrong Fuel Can & Nighttime Drives
Kicked off realizing I’d grabbed gasoline instead of diesel for the Kekmet tractor last episode—a classic mistake in My Winter Car gameplay. Plan: Grab the diesel can, fuel up, and tow the Corris Rivett shell back.
Fatigue hit hard after a cold night (the house was too freezing to sleep properly). Stocked up on energy drinks, pizza, beer, and cigarettes for stress and survival. Pro tip: Energy drinks slightly reduce fatigue, but manage your stats carefully or risk death.
Drove sketchy back roads at night, dodging AI racers doing donuts. Spotted potential ice racing setups—can’t wait for weekend lake events! Got a phone call for a septic tank pumping job with the Gifu truck. That’s queued for easy money next episode.
Towing the Corris Rivett in the Dark (Risky Move!)
Fueled the tractor just enough and towed the Corris Rivett shell at night using the towing hook. Slid on icy roads a few times, but made it home without running out of diesel or snapping the rope.
Parked it outside the garage—finally, the Corris Rivett build can begin!
Parts Haul, Hypothermia Death & Rally Chaos
Morning run to grab scattered parts (doors, seat) in the Sorbett hatchback. Bolted on doors and passenger seat. Checked the VIN: BBD naturally aspirated with BK trim—key for ordering correct parts from the catalog (racing shocks, fuel cells, etc.—all expensive!).
Big fail: Forgot my jacket/overalls and died of hypothermia outside. Reloaded the save, grabbed warm clothes, and finished safely.
Hypothermia tip: Always wear your winter jacket! Body temperature drops fast without it.
Spotted rally spectators and accidentally ran over a crowd (oops—no fines yet). Excited for ice racing on the lake weekends and mysterious night racers.
What’s Next in My Winter Car?
Decent cash from wood delivery, Corris Rivett at home with doors on, and a septic job ready (great for grinding money). The mechanic is closed till Monday—no new parts yet.
This My Winter Car Corris Rivett build will be a slow grind: jobs for cash, surviving cold, and turning it into a rally or ice racer.
If you’re enjoying this My Winter Car walkthrough-style chaos, hit like, subscribe, and comment on your biggest fail (hypothermia? Septic mishap?). What’s your My Winter Car tip for beginners?
See you next episode—stay warm
