Completely understandable. Really, who cares what car he's driving. Even if it's some kind of free car that isn't paid in some ways by taxpayers. And you're also right about the snow on the car. He should have made his car snow-free before he drives away. In Germany you get a ticket if the police catches you with snow on the roof and hood of your car. Aren't there any similar laws in Sweden? After all, you have much more snow there on a regular basis then we.
I don't think the roof could collapse. There's a lot more snow needed. What's more dangerous is that if he has to hit the break suddenly the snow could come crashing down and turn him completely blind. What will he do if that happens when he's somewhere on the road, one car before him and one just behind him and no chance to pull over and free the front window from the snow? Or what if suddenly a child is running in front of his car out of nowhere? He may have the time to stop, but the snow will for sure went flying right over to the child and maybe bury it under it. Those scenarios are much more possible than the roof collapsing. 
Carl Philip is reportedly on the cover of an upcoming issue. The magazine also has an interview. Chief editor Per Nilsson would´t confirm anything: I never comment on what we have on the cover. It sounds interesting, but I will not comment on it.
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