Jaguar Doesn't Do Deep Water || ViralHog

Occurred on January 19, 2021 / Nottinghamshire, UK

"The event took place on the 19th January 2021 at Rufford Mill Ford, North Nottinghamshire. The owner of the vehicle didn’t realize the depth of the water and his approach deemed to be far too quick, resulting in the engine being hydro locked and the car being written off."

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[suetv]

When you have money but no brainpower....

[najthesavior]

A jaguar would escape such a situation without getting wet.

[Mr.Ming]

When then payments ain’t looking to good anymore

[maryland]

On today's episode of "You Can't Fix

[dubgrubb]

Guy thinks he's on the log flume 😂

[michaelalphin]

I believe when you see duck's in the water, it's to deep to try 😆

[AbnormalAspirations]

Went in so fast the license plate broke off.

[celt]

The ducks aren't the only thing with a large bill ahead of them.

[downtheriver]

Sucked water through the air filter and bent the conrods drive slowly through water

[CHEDDARANDWAFFLES]

Jaguar/land rover. Go anywhere. As long as its paved and no water

[thehomelessproject]

Well thats one way to clean your car during lockdown 👀

[mafitzu]

cool, sounds like 3 cylinders coming out, didn`t know jaguar has that feature of deactivating one cylinder :)) maybe he wanted to see if he can hit the ducks

[rightstuff]

Am I a bad person if I don't feel bad for the driver but for the car??

[sholehan]

Was it MJ17 ZDP? Oh yes, it was MJ17 ZDP 🤣

[maureencora]

That's Why I Want a Defender 110 V8.

[dukenukem]

The article that brought me here says Range Rover makes go anywhere vehicles. Not anymore actually, newer models don't play well in the mud and are now more for the side walk than the mud especially for the price tag here in South Africa I wouldn't dare go through the sticky stuff.

[shobin]

If he had kept a consistent and slow pace of about 20kph his car would've managed to wade through the water but instead decided to go full throttle into the drink and it's clear from his tailpipes that water is in the engine.

[imkeerock]

I don't think a lot of vehicles can do water that deep when you go in that fast. You need a snorkel if you're going to do this that fast.

[gregcy]

Ducks say: this iz not a Niva. With russian accent

[louisdefilippi]

General rule... the deeper the water the slower you should drive. I am talking creeping along... a "no wake" zone in the water. But as the water reaches the maximal permissible depth (20" on some cars, more or less on others) stop and reverse at a snail's pace. If your air intake sucks water you will hydrolock and all is lost... your engine is toast.