Luxury Cars Being Unloaded From The Salvaged Hoegh Osaka Ship.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- We see the removal of the luxury cars, which were on the flooded deck of the Hoegh Osaka ship, sadly some Range Rovers had been submerged and other cars had sat in water in varying depths, luckily most decks on the Hoegh Osaka were not flooded. So the majority of cars looked OK, but what happened to the vehicles after being unloaded is unknown, just rumours.
My father was in the ship when this happened ....it was a scary incident to hear...I m jst grateful tht all the crew were safe
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@@NoUSer5 its true bro I ain't lying u don't know how it feels when ur own father is in there I m just glad nothing happened to the crew. U can make fun bt the truth is what it is
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Inagine making up a storyline that for attention tho
Literally every ship related video I see one of these comments
The ones in dry deck were for sure detailed and sent to dealerships. I'm sure they tried to recondition as many vehicles they could and the rest sold as salvage.
So how are you Sure? Your's is just another gossip rumour.
How much you want to bet They salvaged them and sold as new, either using parts they could reuse or heck maybe even taking cars and replacing most parts. Scariest idea is buying one without knowing, then you'll have rust issues, water issues, etc.
+bmwmsport11 I guess they think modern cars have good enough anti corrosion treatment, and the sealed batteries wouldn't leak, even at a steep angle of tilt.
I know this happened to a few 1000 new mazdas a few years ago....some cars were untouched perfect...what did they do? Drain all fluids, remove tires and airbags. A few other things. Then shredded them. Seriously like cheese. Being loaded on to a conveyor belt and shredded to bits... Main reason? "...........liability
+bmwmsport11 The rules on this are pretty strict (at least in the UK, there is only a very limited amount of repair work you can do to a new car before they have to be written off, and they can't be broken for parts either. All the cars on the submerged decks would have been shredded whole, like the other poster said. I know this from working in a car factory.
read description u dumb ass
+bmwmsport11 They will definitely scrap them pass the cost on the the insurance companies.
Buyers: “It’s free real estate.”
Mechanics: “Actually, no...”
Good chance to test the Range Rover's off road capabilities.
They really are nothing off road. They are belly dragging, and have lots of issues. They are good on snow, and dirt trails.
James Braithwaite. Good chance to test the Range Rovers underwater abilities.
They DID - - it SANK!
Indrid Cold They are good cars... the old models aren’t the most reliable, but still nice cars. And yea they have issues like every other car brand it’s not just range rovers every car brand has something wrong. Your just jealous you can’t offered 1
Indrid Cold oh so shut up mate, there one of the best everyday off-road cars on the market beats any bmw, merc, rolls, Tesla suv off road
I worked in Southampton Container Berth from 94 to 98. Often also in the rest of port. Esp car lashing. Long days, hard-work. Drove the best cars on and off.
I served in the British Army Maritime Regt in Southampton. A lot of my mates got jobs on the Tugs and Vessel Traffic Building. One of my mates was the Pilot that saved the ship by running it aground in the shallows rather than sink with loss of life. Brave man.
Maybe next time ship them in giant zip-lock bags?
bruh
KiloByte lol
That would probably help prevent the twisted wheels seen in the video.
KiloByte honestly not a bad idea!
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These cars are from Southampton UK! I remember once ship had to return and they unloaded so many damaged cars that it filled the entire car park!
Several years ago a car carrying ship run aground and tipped over near the Canadian coast, with thousands of mostly Mazdas. Most all were not damaged except they were chained to a deck that went vertical for over a month. In the end it was decided to unload and scrap all of them.
Would've been cool if they sold them for a few thousand less
@@HaloHamstur They considered that - including making it publicly known a list of VINs so everyone is aware of which cars are involved. But in the name of unknown liability questions and product reputation, Mazda and the insurance company agreed to just take the loss so the cars can never be on the road.
Are you old enough to remember the 80s TV series "The Fall Guy" with Lee Majors (the $6M Man)? Action series with a stunt man who performed in movies. In one episode, the film company obtained several new cars for stunt driving scenes very cheaply as they came from a damaged freighter ship. Drama increased when the unlicensed cars got in a chase through public roads. The cars were Mazda RX7s.
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My girlfriend got a seashell tattooed in her inner thigh, when you put your ear against it you can smell the ocean.....
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It would have to be a deep deep discount. Flooded cars are the most difficult to repair.
I actually am driving a previously flooded 2001 Ford Ranger extended cab 4x4 with the 4.0 litre V6 for work. They are rather rare around here since they have to be imported by order. But I got it flooded for £1000. It had been in someone's swimming pool for a few days due to a vendictive husband that found his cheatinv wife was having an affair. I had it running the first day and had it running new within two days. I changed the interior seats, headliner, instrument cluster, carpet, and radio with cheap Amazon aftermarket parts. I also changed the headlights to cheap amazon knock offs. The old pickup truck looks and runs like new. Only I know that the pickup truck is considered salvaged. I have had it four years with no problems after I finished the repairs. Any kid can fix a flood damaged car if they know the basics. I do not understand why they lose so much value when they are flooded in fresh water. When they are flooded in salt water, rust is always on the back of your mind.
Luxury cars flooded can't survive
Toyota engine: WD-40 and cleaning lives for ages
@@indridcold8433 do not defend bad business practices
@@mikesharkey2405 I signed a document stating I was well aware of the previous flood salvaged vehicle nature of the vehicle. There was nothing hidden. I bought salvage. I just knew I could make it work. Now I have a fully functioning Ranger 4x4 extended cab for very affordable.
Dismantle and recycle perhaps.
Knowing that most of these if not all are going to be written off as total losses by the manufactures really makes this a depressing site to see so many nice cars going to the scrapper
Great work capturing this footage, I wonder how many of them are going to be send to the crusher. Big thanks for sharing and keep up the great work!!!
so baby pull me closer at the back seat of your destroyed rover
Rover?
Range Rover
Range Rover comes from the factory ready to fail anyway.
Range Rover comes out of the factory on the verge of failure. They are not good vehicles at all. I do not know what justifies the £72.000 priced tag when an old Jeep will put perform it off road any time and out last it any time, even if the old Jeep already has 300.000 kilometers on it. Could it be luxury that makes the price so high? No, not at all. The interior is a mismatch of modern and a 1970s throwback. I see no redeeming qualities for Range Rover vehicles at all.
Indrid Cold They are good cars... the old models aren’t the most reliable, but still nice cars. And yea they have issues like every other car brand it’s not just range rovers every car brand has something wrong. Your just jealous you can’t offered 1
That was a lot of money sitting in that parking lot...
ghostofmars83 only a couple thousand to the manufacturer....
@@DankMemesForAngryTeens you dont really understand how much car costs in making process :P
Mateusz Kossuth they buy bulk components? That’s pennies to the manufacturer... they could write that off and not even notice it. The amount of cars that they produce in a single day... it’s pennies
@@DankMemesForAngryTeens Are you trying to tell me that you actually think 50,000$ car is pure profit for a company that made it? Car manufacturing is far more complicated than just sticking components together. It's a huge chain of multiple suppliers, factories, technologies development, tests and marketing - all at once 365/year. Car companies takes a good stake obviously, but more like few percent than what you think would be 99% by saying that it only costs pennies to produce one car :P If you are interested in the topic, please do a research how many months it takes from scratch to sale in car industry, several months of throwing time and dollars away in hope of selling new model.
Mateusz Kossuth about. 40% is profit. They make so much in a day, they could write it off. Not forgetting insurance you mong
Ill buy 1 for 1000 dollars. It would look great in my backyard.
I thought none of these cars got wet, seeing how the ship was grounded on a beach. Salt water. Damn they are screwed. Part them out I guess. What a waste
A big machine came loose and punched a hole in the side of the ship, 3000 tons of water partially flooded one deck, some cars were submerged others just sat in the water, some cars were smoking or steaming lots when they drove off like the jags, the Rolls Royce which I didn't film was smoking a lot but body work was ok. The trailered cars had been drowned.
+Armixs That is the price of the door handle of some cars in there... and it's in perfect condition.
It will rust to bits from the salt water exposure.
I'm thinking that a lot of parts, doors, trunk and hood lids, light assemblies, glass, etc not damaged, could be salvaged and sold at a discount, mitigating the loss.
Not even a discount. Full price for most !
I hope they didn't do what Mazda did. Nearly all of theirs were driveable with no major damage but they crushed all but a handful of them. The few that were saved were given to the port to use as security vehicles or something along those lines never to be driven on the street. The cars were crushed so they wouldn't flood the market with new "discounted" Mazda's which could hurt new full price Mazda sales.
+JeepCollector91 I think they can write off the cost of production against tax if they crush them.
You are not smart the card are worth shit all the electrical wires are fucked and the car will last at best 3 years
+JeepCollector91 I actually worked as a temp at the Port of Portland back in 2010 and 2011 and saw the 20 that were spared (temporarily). They were just parked and none were used as security vehicles. They vanished shortly after I left and I presume that they met the same fate as the rest of them but can't prove it. There's a video in my profile that shows a few of them but in hindsight, I kinda wish I'd grabbed the shift knob off the RX-8 to say I have the only part of a Mazda to survive the Cougar Ace incident.
All the Mazda cars were put through the shredder after airbags were deployed and drained of fluids. Items such as rims,engine/tranny blocks,etc. were purposely destroyed before shredder time;so none of the general labor folks got any crazy ideas. The company that owns Pick N Pull was awarded the contract. Every single vehicle and 100% of its parts was shredded..............for liability reasons.
Honda did the same thing when Hurricane Sandy hit the Eastern Shore. Honda ordered all the vehicles (affected dealerships) to destroy the vehicles immediately or face losing their Honda-Acura franchise and being sued in Federal/State Court.
No credible manufacturer wants the liability associated with weather/write-off,etc. products. That kind of situation can literally destroy a companies reputation....and put them on the hook for the potential of Billions of dollars in the hands of the right-crooked tort law firm.
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The luxury of a car that smells like an aquarium.
In the US, they crush new cars that have been in shipping accidents on US soil. they can't even use them for parts.
That's some strict quality control, but good to know for folks buying new cars.
Wonkabar007 I'm told that they do it to protect the new car market.
+James Monahan they do not want the public to buy cheap damaged repairable cars it will stop us from buying new they will be scrapped
Jason Graves Exactly
***** We crush brand new cars all the time. The insurance rep has to stay there until they are processed. It's been this way for fifty years.
One of those Range Rover is my Car now, thank You Guys for your hard work.
Now those cars will be repaired and sold as new.
Nope they are badly damaged some of them will be sold in half price and most of them goes to junkyard
@@BulkyHealthyCat Less than 70 vehicles were damaged badly enough to be scrapped. Rest of the vehicles went trough major inspections and repairs if needed to make sure they were in factory spec.
In the states those cars would have been scrapped. Why? Even in there is no damage in them americans would have intentionally bought those vehicles and tried to sue manufactures for profit just because they can. So many perfect vehicles have been destroyed just to avoid that which is really sad and wasteful.
The running ones will be sold as flood salvaged. The ones that do not run will go to a junkyard and be disassembled by people needing parts off them.
They're not all flood damaged.
Most of them never saw water.
@@carlspackler91 You can get great bargains when purchasing a flood salvaged vehicle. I have a 2001 Ford Ranger I got extremely affordably. After the initial repairs. It has been great! The title says salvage. But I do not care. It does not effect the way to runs nor looks. After the initial repair in 2014, I have had no issues at all from it. You just need to know what to do.
so thats why my cars suspension is all bent up. 1:39
Kuba Swierczek air suspension+dead battery
Stanceworks😂
This is not dead battry this car engines problem not start possuble only romove car in ship heavey forklift
That's a Disco Sport, won't have air suspension
It's a evoque actually, and it won't have air suspension.
Flex Tape guy: "that looks like a lot of damage"
Definitely scrapped all the flooded ones, even if the water level was low. Likely scrapped all the dry ones with damage, and if it was dry and suffered no noticeable damage, they'd probably want to have it thoroughly inspected before setting it for sale.
Definitely haven’t scrapped the ones not flooded. Damaged cars are repaired and sold. The person who ordered the car has the option to reject it or keep it
The cars being driven off did not take on any water. The reason the first few were smoking is probably a result of all the fluids being forced to one side from the vehicles being at such an extreme angle 📐 for a decent amount of time
Cars that were not damaged or flooded are easily and safely saved and ultimately sold as new- that is not a problem. Most others with some damage or moisture invasion, it is the recycle yard. It is really not a big loss since most manufacturers over produce by tens of thousands of units every year. Most of the surplus is simply recycled or parted out. The cost of this recycling overproduction is factored into every car they sell.
So why do you not make any mention of the fact that the entire cargo was declared a total loss and fully covered by insurance?
What is the white 'tape' or 'sheeting' on them? Was that there pre-sinking/capsizing or was it put on after?
Before sailing, some manufacturers cover the cars with white plastic sheets before transporting, to protect the paintwork, its especially good to stop bird poo damage to the paint, when cars are stored outside for long periods.
Dry them out and put them back on ship....Who knows what junk we buy nowdays....recall, recall, recall....
Salt water will absolutely wreck the inside of cars, All were scrapped due to liability reasons.
1:22 front axle damaged will you sell this car for 60000usd??
Mostly land rovers, and jaguars. A few minis here and there, rolls Royce
Good, no decent cars wasted then.👍
Great capture thank you
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First car from flooded deck has motor damage. Modern car electronics affected by floods and mostly totalled/write offs.
Major electrical problems
Especially since they are rovers & jags....Maybe the saltwater helped.
It's a good thing that deck was flooded with such clean water, the cars have no oil stains and they can still be driven.
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I used to work for Budget car and truck rental and every car I transported back to the dealer's who they were leased from never had an oil change in over 40.000 KLM. The cars are then sold as fleet vehicles not rentals and I'm here to tell you don't ever buy an ex rental and search the title before buying to ensure they are not ex rentals or if they are sold for a bargain there's a reason. At the minimum have an oil sample done to check for impending bearing failure.
These particular cars could be sold for cost but the liability would be an issue surrounding the chances of an Air bag fail or some other vital component like the abs.
They were likely all scrapped... there was a similar incident on the Cougar Ace ship 10 years earlier and all the cars were crushed and the scrap metal recycled. Salvaging these to be sold would be too high of a liability for the manufacturers and the transports / cargo is usually properly insured, so not much loss for them to scrap it all... sad, but that's the way it works...
Only the ones that got really damaged or wet where scraped. Other ones where ok or with minor cosmetic damaged that the brand repaired.
@@organiccold Maybe this list wasn't as bad as the one from the Cougar Ace or didn't last as long... nevertheless any of those cars could still be a liability, but maybe the manufacturers just took a chance. Here is an excellent write-up about the Cougar Ace incident: www.caranddriver.com/features/a15388858/cougar-ace-the-great-103-million-snafu-at-sea/
Only intelligent comment I've seen. The entire cargo was declared a total loss and covered by insurance. No prestige car manufacturer on the planet would risk destroying their reputation by trying to pass off those cars for sale again. Also the manufacturers lost nothing financially, they acually gained from the repeat orders.
Ill give you 1000 dollars for that broken rolls royce lol
Screw that I'll take a jag
+Andrew Sudhir sod the Jag I'll take the range Rover sport
+Jason Graves sod the Range Rover I will take the fiat panda mate
+WeKnowTheTruth2012 it probably went to auction and sold for half the sticker price. do a quick google for salvage car sales youll see all kinds of insurance companies selling flooded cars and scratch/dent for 50% - 85% off. good luck fixing a flood car.
+Jack Geoghegan lol sod The range Rover I will take the 360 instead 😀
Is it true these cars were all crushed to stop them getting into the used car market?
More than likely, yes. Manufacturers could be sued if any parts off those cars were used and someone was seriously injured or died as a result.
Very true. These vehicles are now owned by the insurance companies involved with the incident. The original manufacturers will be paid to decontaminate and remove all fluids (right down to the windshield washer fluid and shock oil) before dismantling every one in secret locations. The bodies will have any identification tags removed and then crushed. All the other parts will be destroyed in various ways based upon metals, plastics, rubber and adhesives used in production. A detailed report of every vehicle dismantled and where parts were disposed will be filed with the insurer prior to any claim being paid. This process is very similar for prototype and crash test units and is performed frequently.
Todays cars are IMPOSSIBLE to repair once in a flood. They have an average 25-30 control boxes (computers) performing various jobs.....Even if you replaced all the boxes,you have wiring and CONNECTORS all over the car. As the car dries out and the connections rust and rot causing the current to flow sometimes and the car becomes an electrical NIGHTMARE. All vehicles with water higher than the drivers seat cushion are totalled......I have been there !
I wasn’t surprised seeing Range Rovers being towed or lifted. They break on normal conditions very often and spend most time in garages.
StraightHugo no they dont, otherwise not that many people would buy range rovers
Besides rolls royces were also being towed
What happened? Why the ship fell over to starboard side?
Dumped the fluids dried them out wash wax and detailed. Good to go
@@adamg4552 dont looknlike theres water in there
at the end of the video, why is there the word singapore there? is this ship made here in singapore?
Usually that would mean that Singapore is it's country of registry. That means that the ship would operate under the laws of Singapore. The place where it's built never gets mentioned on the ship.
In a local car dealer soon after , Buyer : Excuse me saleman, there's Bass in the door?
Salesman: No sir, the bass speakers are on the back shelf.
Buyer : No theres a Sea Bass in the front door pocket.
What mechanical failure caused these cars to smoke??
water damage got in the air filter and other parts of the car starting them up definitely didn't help
Sell them all cheap as is. They're way overpriced anyways
Everything seems overpriced to people who can't afford them lol.
darold zink and over rated
@@johnfranklin5277 true 😂😂
I don't think anyone in the comments realizes what saltwater does to a car. There will always be issues no matter what you replace. Even with new fluids and letting it "dry out" they'll be plagued with rust problems, rubber seals breaking apart, plastics becoming brittle, damaged upholstery and faulty electronics with corroded contacts. They're worth more in a scrap yard than it would be to repair and re-sell, no matter what the car is.
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I use to be responsible of foundry tooling approval of Jaguar and land rover Aluminium cylinder blocks and heads, can't believe some didn't look to be damaged and cars with damaged weren't too bad , obviously didn't see the cars that were badly damaged but you would expect all cars to be written off.
The straps holding the lightweight sports cars held firm, so they didn't get damaged, some of the straps broke holding the heavier range rovers, and they fell against some of the verticle beams inside the ship causing damage, on the decks full of large plant machinary, the gaps between were filled with cars, for maximum efficiency, but when the JCBs broke free of their straps, they then crushed the cars inbetween them. Luckily because batteries are sealed these days, acid didn't run out when the cars spent days tipped at the steep angle.
i would do demolition derby with those cars!
theyre are still worth easy half of their new price. You would do demolition derby with 20k+ cars?
alexander syguu well right now most of the cars are probable already scrapped, so instead of destroyed it why not just thrashing those cars? that would be fun!
With those types of cars? Yes
MIF dude i could tell your like 13 years old
Were there any Luxury cars on board or were they all English cars ?
sold as reconditioned cars to Malaysia and Indonesia
Mee Khing Lim glad to hear at least they put them to good use. Mazda had something similar happen to them a decade ago. They simply crushed everything, such a waste.
I would have no problem buying one of these as reconditioned as long as not submerged.
That's not true. All of them were scrapped at emr in Liverpool. Engine, wheels interior all into the shredder..
3rd world countries = no safety concerns
@@AbelG8781 I'm from Malaysia tho.... Our cars safety are strict, if you cut a car half and re joint it together , it will be a illegal car , you need a 1000 usd license if you want to tint your car window
Water causes catastrophic damage to the electrical systems in cars. You would be taking a HELLUVA risk buying a flood salvage car.
DAMNN! i just want 1 just 1!!
Jazzfather 2:40i want it
It'll run for two months and then your stuck with a 2000lb paper weight.
in which port they were discharged ?
Southampton England.
Wonkabar007 thank you
Did they announce why she ship started listing in the first place?
Still being investigated.
I wish I could have seen the insurance agents face, that had to handle this claim.
What about the all JCBs, are they going to survive or are some of those too destined to be scrapped?
JCBs will be okay because they are not going on the road like the cars
Coming soon to a used car dealer near you... (with clean car history of course)
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Does being stuck with all the vehicle’s weight pulling laterally at that weird angle not damage the cars?
Non Starter = flooded carburetor?....Thanks for sharing your great footage!
Abandoned UK Those being carried out were fully submerged.
Wonkabar007 No fish as yet!
Keep your eyes peeled for any Russian Tu-95 Bears or any Subs:)
Cars haven't use carburetors since the 1990s, even in 3rd world countries. They are all fuel injection now. It's probably the electronics and computers that are wrecked now. And a "flooded carburetor" doesn't refer to water, it means that there is too much fuel in the engine, so it cannot combust due to lack of oxygen. You can submerge an engine in water and it won't hurt it, so long as it's not running and doesn't suck any water into the intake, and as long as it doesn't get into the computer for modern cars.
maybe range rover still use carburetor..lol..
Abandoned UK No carbs not for 15 years.
Can someone tell me why a ship with such shipment leave to salvage?
Just goes to show - yet again - that Brit Kit is best. Even though they had been sitting in or under the salty water the cars, mainly British, were driven off the boat under their own power. Says it all.
+English-Ash Yes, they are but it doenst mean they are is such good condition that they can get sold for the original amount of money or sold at all due to inner damege.
+English-Ash Yeah, you're right -- those plumes of thick white smoke from the exhaust pipes are truly confidence inspiring. ::rolls eyes::
+Edward Jablonski You do understand that they've been under water right?
That is the whole point of my comment old boy. Under water and still working. Brit Kit in a nutshell.
English-Ash
Shame they couldn't build them like that in the 70's and 80's, if they did we might still have a British-owned car industry
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what happened to the ship?
There was a Rolls Royce Wraith on that ship.
Saw it drive off but wasn't filming at the time, the bodywork seemed OK, there was a lot of steam coming out of the exhaust, it drove down the ramp and disappeared quickly, trying to avoid the press photographers ;)
Oh wow
Were?
Where's The Rolls Royce? I Didn't See it
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Hello Wonkabar007 !!! And to all friends of the Wonkabar channel !!! It is a lot of work for dockers on this day. the incident with the ship. we know that the cargo is borne by the insurance company. As for the cars, they must go back to the factory. That ae. Hugs. Oscar Araya from Sao Paulo, Brazil. 👍👍👍
There going to have a field day on the Japanese auction sites with these.
So the previous owners lose everything including their cars and contents if the ship is salvaged?
Those cars were brand new. There were no previous owners, just the factory. If you shipped a car that way you could get all of your belongings out, your insurance company would decided wether or not it's drivable/fixable.
It’ll buff right out
This video gave me chills!!!! Hate seeing luxury cars like that!!!!!
Still be sold as brand new i guarantee
So sad to see all these cars damaged
They'll sell these cars to Carmax 🤣
The cars will be scrapped. they will not let any part off the car. It's a liability and warranty issue. I have seen the same thing with heavy equipment and we hauled them to the scrap yard. I'm talking machines that cost (depending on its size) anywhere from a quarter million to a half million dollars and some more. I could not believe it millions of dollars in machinery thrown in the trash. Some of the machines had external damage ran good but they would not fix. I asked one of the main guys in charge and he said they have to watch them get scrapped and it was a liability and warranty issue.
Left hand drive so won't be for sale in the uk
Looks like a British fleet. Run, people! The royals are coming.
jaguar & land rover the INDIAN car
Live Good Be happy British
Now Indian company
Wondered why they are shit now.
@@pachy444 haha
The Range Rovers would have been scrapped pretty soon anyways
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@@johnfranklin5277 yeah😂😂
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are all the cars safely out these cars are damn expensive what happened to the ship
The ship ran aground off the isle of Wright when the ship got into a shallow part of water luckily the ship was able to save itself by becoming afloat again without any damage or threat of sinking , something of that size is like a giant sail or bath toy which a strong gust of wind current will topple it over or push it sideways and make it impossible to steer when the designer made those ships they should have came up with a way to prevent them from being pushed around by the wind.
0:46 Tesla of my dad
Is this the same ship that is currently on fire in Port in Florida ?
Thats the Hoege Xiamen
Не битый не крашеный.
all cars insured by shipment. they can be sold in bulk to a buyer for parts or if they are so greedy, they would resell it as new.regardless, if the cars are flooded in salt water, thats a goner.
If that happened now, most of these cars would be on You Tube salvage channels being made ready for being put on the roads!
i don't know if Land Rover -Jaguar can actually refill the production lines with these new damaged cars,basically any shipment is covered by the cargo freighter insurance,so the entire amount of shipment is respectively refunded to factories.just guessing
This is the UK so most of these will have been sold at full market value and the owners will be totally unaware of the vehicles previous history as it will have been sold to them as "brand new" delivery mileage only.
On what evidence do you base that nonsense statement? For a start they were left hand drive vehicles. Those with body damage only may have been repaired but as they were subject to an insurance claim this would be noted on the history. Anything that got wet will have been scrapped.
@@spencerwilton5831 So the flood of vehicle spare parts on Ebay a few months later was nothing to do with this?
I stand by what I stated.
how much these cars gonna be sold for?
i wonder if someone has robbed a container ship before with bunch of luxury cars would be hell of a heist :P
+Minister HaxAras Royal you can buy a wrecked version of the same car and swap vins.... not legally of course that is. The value would be exponentially less as well.
There’s gonna ( FLOOD ) the market with these beauties
In other incidents the cars were crushed to avoid them going onto the gray market.
I’d not buy a car from the flooded decks because who knows if it’s wheels or submerged or if the whole car was submerged. Although, those F Types from the dry decks look nice.
Why didn’t they just use the ballast tanks to level the ship out like their designed to do… maybe they need to automate it so human error is eliminated.
any chance giving one away....I dont mind the scratches if it runs?....or even your cheapest one..
Any idea what caused the ship to sink?
5 mar 2019 12:41 pm est:
wrong cargo-weight-calculation(350 ton unexpected extra weight) causing wrong water-ballast-weight-calculation causing severe-list/severe-tilting
source:
(1)'estimated weight of cargo was also less than the actual weight. Crucially, the assumed distribution of ballast on board, bore no resemblance to reality, which resulted in the ship leaving Southampton with a higher centre of gravity than normal.'
in gcaptain.com/hoegh-osaka-incident-report-cargo-loading-and-stability-errors/
from google(hoegh osaka)result 3
(2)'Land Rovers were estimated to be two tonnes each but actually weighed significantly more, which accounted for almost 350 extra tonnes.','Hoegh Osaka's chief officer believed he knew with sufficient accuracy the quantity of ballast water in each tank. To comply with the Wallem SMS [safety management system] requirement for ballast tank soundings to be recorded daily, the chief officer falsified the sounding record' in
www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-hampshire-35823182
from google(hoegh osaka)result 2
(3)'The angle of list is the degree to which a vessel heels (leans or tilts) to either port or starboard.[1]'
in en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angle_of_list from google(ship list)
addition 5 mar 2019 5:58 pm est:
jcb-stone-cutter break free from guard-rope then hit ship-hull,breaking ship-hull,causing water to enter ship.source:'A JCB stone cutter broke free of its lashings and ripped a hole in the hull,causing sea water to enter the ship.' -in- www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-hampshire-35823182 from google(hoegh osaka)result 2