What a waste of an E46 M3!

[DeltaTango]

Not sure if this a repost but spotted this in the Daily Wail earlier;

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2956559/In...

One of the few on 18"s as well

[Sump]

It's a mass produced M3. Let's get real here, it was just an accident.

[Roo]

Sump said:

It's a mass produced M3. Let's get real here, it was just an accident.

Plus the fact it will be a total loss after being in the water anyway.

[Baryonyx]

Calm down, it's not an E30.

[chibbard]

I find it incredible that somebody could stand there recording the incident with no efforts to help.

[rb5er]

What a silly cow.

[soad]

rb5er said:

What a silly cow.

Women drivers...

[shaunroche]

rb5er said:

What a silly cow.

That's a bit harsh




But totally accurate

[cheesesliceking]

DeltaTango said:

Not sure if this a repost but spotted this in the Daily Wail earlier;

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2956559/In...

One of the few on 18"s as well

Not sure if actually serious or attempt at humour.

[DrDoofenshmirtz]

chibbard said:

I find it incredible that somebody could stand there recording the incident with no efforts to help.

It's not like nobody else was helping.

[DeltaTango]

cheesesliceking said:

DeltaTango said:

Not sure if this a repost but spotted this in the Daily Wail earlier;

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2956559/In...

One of the few on 18"s as well

Not sure if actually serious or attempt at humour.

Which bit?

[anonymous-user]

If you end up parked in water are you supposed to open the windows in order to get the doors open? Something to do with equally the pressure I thnk.

That is assuming you remain calm and collected enough to remember exactly what to do while the car sinks.

[kambites]

Phil303 said:

If you end up parked in water are you supposed to open the windows in order to get the doors open? Something to do with equally the pressure I thnk.

Would electric windows actually work if the electronics were submerged?

[Devil2575]

rb5er said:

What a silly cow.

Why?

[KungFuPanda]

I thought she was a hot blonde from the pictures. Turns out she's 63

[evenflow]

Daily Mail "woman had one minute before car plunged to the bottom of the harbour".

Picture says: "man standing next to car in less than waist deep water"

[anonymous-user]

chibbard said:

I find it incredible that somebody could stand there recording the incident with no efforts to help.

To be fair we dont know who was taking the pics and to be honest would anyone have been able to help anymore than the police in the water?

[Mike_Mac]

evenflow said:

Daily Mail "woman had one minute before car plunged to the bottom of the harbour".

Picture says: "man standing next to car in less than waist deep water"

Still an accurate statement from the Mail though - it IS on the bottom, it's just the roof's still showing

[jayemm89]

I feel like a total git for saying this but assuming there isn't something else to the story that we don't know this reads to me as:

"Woman drives car too fast into water, then doesn't know how to exit car safely"

if she had kids in the car or whatever then some panic is understandable but i think it should be common knowledge for anyone that drives near water that your car door WILL open once the pressure equalizes. Or just wind the window down (the electrics would probably keep working long enough) and let the water come in and get out through the window. It's a harbour in NZ so I doubt it was that cold.

Maybe I'm just evil.

[anonymous-user]

DeltaTango said:

Not sure if this a repost but spotted this in the Daily Wail earlier;

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2956559/In...

One of the few on 18"s as well

Well, those 18's will be nice and clean now......... ;-)