SCP-462 | The Getaway Car (SCP Orientation)

SCP Orientation is an archive of files of the SCP Foundation.

Today we will be studying Item number SCP-462: The Getaway Car, Object class: Euclid.

SCP-462 is a 1968 Chevrolet El Camino in a state of serious disrepair, with several broken windows and severe rust damage. A single key is inserted into the ignition. To date, all attempts at removing the key have failed. If a human sits in the driver's seat and turns the key as if to start the vehicle, they will instantaneously disappear.

Around 42% of SCP-462’s drivers have been known to suddenly reappear without the vehicle at a distant location after a random period of time. These drivers rarely arrive at their destination safely; many have been observed falling from a considerable height after reappearing, while others have arrived while flying in the direction of their destination at various speeds, resulting in injuries that are sometimes fatal.



Proceed to begin your training.


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[GuukanKitsune]

"In 33% of cases, the subject never reappears, and cannot be located."

The Foundation uses D-Class to perform these tests.

D-Class are typically prisoners who are at the facility somewhat less than voluntarily, and would certainly like the idea of making a getaway.

The car sends people to the general vicinity of where they want to go after an apparently random amount of time.

I wonder if. The D-Class who never reappeared did so because, when they started the car, THEY TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY TO ESCAPE TO SOMEPLACE THE FOUNDATION CAN'T FIND THEM.

Now, whether they survived arriving at this place or not, I can't say, but if I had to guess that's probably what is happening to the ones who vanish. It's probably less to do with the anomaly being unreliable and more to do with a D-Class being opportunistic and siezing a chance to escape, or else the object latches on to where they want to go, which is scot free.

It did, after all, send a man straight to his father's location without him even knowing where it was, that's how it was discovered to start with.

We don't know if he was INTENDING to go find his father when he went to start the car, or just thinking about doing it while getting ready to go run an errand or something.

[LSRG-YT--LandonSRobloxGaming]

Them old Chevys my gosh 40+ years old and some still look fine!

[peterjf]

Interesting, this could be a faulty teleportation device that is failing to fully compensate for the rotation and orbital movement of the Earth. Some of the unaccounted for subjects may have ended up in space or under the ground.

[aehachi]

An anomalous El Camino? Where can I get one!? 🤘

[brokeneyes]

“Transportation is a precise business.” -Frank

[tianoc-g]

Well well well, a Speed Demon SCP I was waiting till that actually happens!

[WoziduranJahemter]

Looks like a car who can be either repaired or destroyed, it has some kind of bad prank maneuvers to use accidents somehow to harm people.

[Sitharos]

I love the presentation of these! Can’t wait for the next one 🙂

[Eletro]

Next is SCP-463 (A Spore… simulator to SCP-309

[God-ldll]

Will fix that glitch pronto. Not supposed to spawn in the air.

[zianxanderlacanlale]

me: *"cars can't hurt you you can only drive them"*


the car:

[blairshort]

Dr Clef will stop requesting Dr Brights assistance if SCP-462 has a flat tyre.

[ashleighstratmann]

List of things Dr. Bright is not allowed to do at the foundation rule on this SCP:

Dr. Bright is not allowed to organize, authorize, or create in any form, a 'Foundation Demolition Derby, starring SCPs 2383-J, 708, 666-J, 2558-J, 1543-J, 2041-J, 2103-J, 968, 462, 115, and 225 for the grand finalle. Not even with 682 thrown in as a termination attempt.

[Piledriver]

Oh. I thought this was the car that chops your head. This one just dismembers you sometimes

[Willchannel]

Christine the car's lost sister or brother.