A recent video that surfaced online shows the moment the driver of a Toyota Corolla was spotted cruising with his vehicle inside a heavily flooded road.
Before entering the flood, the driver could see that the entire road was covered with huge amounts of water. Yet, he continued driving inside the flood with his Corolla sedan. Until the flood water entered the Corolla’s engine, causing it to stop inside the flood automatically.
The driver tried starting the vehicle, but the Corolla’s engine refused to come on.
Watch the video here
Here are reactions to the post:
@martin_ethan commented: “My 2003 Honda civic survived this shit on multiple occasions, I only had to get home and remove all footmats for the rugs to dry up and prevent smells, omoh, that civic na monster and I think it survived mostly because the air intake was higher up and the gear vent was well placed… I too love that car abeg”
@mycar_guide commented: “Corolla drivers with the sense of humor “he no get anywhere my car no fit enter” I which they all understand the nonsense car and engine Dey are driving 😂. Sebi na una won Dey carry reliable for head an.”
@bensmatt commented: “I thought the vehicle is amphibious 😂😂”
@martin_ethan commented: “Lolz, this one is kindly sponsored by hydrolocking.com, #530k engine na him person use play rock-paper-scissors”
@nmchula commented: “Stop listening to motivational speakers u will not listen,now Who motivate this one 🤦🏽♂️”
@artman.autoz commented: “The issue will start with the connect rod because it much bend once the inlet takes water”
