A method of driving a car in heavy snow, where the driver turns corners by executing
low-speed, controlled skids, much
like a slow donut.
Popular in Buffalo, New York, the method derives its name from the movie "Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift", with the obvious change.
Not for the faint of heart, those who have been drinking heavily, or non-expert drivers. A poorly-executed Buffalo Drift may result in catastrophic damage to your
car, other cars, street signs, or pedestrians, and may summon the pigs.
"Dude, it's snowing really
hard outside, I was totally rocking the Buffalo Drift on my
way over here!"