Thanks for video. It helps us to see real things without the news voices. We just see the devastating visuals. I'm so sorry people lost things and the area is such a mess 😥. I pray for their strength in the days ahead.
I know how it feels to be in a hurricane. I live in New York and we were completely demolished by Sandy 10-27-2012. It was the most frightening situation I've ever dealt with. We were in a community on Staten Island that the red cross didn't even care if we froze or died. Thank God we all stuck together as a family and got through the rough stuff. My neighbor opened his home to be our ground zero. I can't find words to speak on this.. God bless you all. Stay safe. Material stuff can be replaced but your life or loved ones can not be.😢🥺
I do not understand why you don't evacuate with all your vehicles to somewhere else safe. Were they notified by the authorities too late that the hurricane turned toward them??
Yes, evacuation orders were last minute. Hard to move two million people along only two major highways. With the uncertainty of the storms path, it was unclear in which direction to evacuate. We live on a narrow peninsula after all.
Im in tampa and we thought it was gonna hit us than I woke up it had turned a lot to Naples path… stay safe everyone . Speedy recovery for the wons who lost things/ppl
The ocean is going to do what it wants to do !! People should be smart enough not to build near one . I feel bad for people but I also know better to live near the water .
What a nightmare. I understand nothing could be done about the property damage - although can hardly be a surprise to people who decide to build right up against the ocean, feet above sea level - But there is no excuse for the cars being destroyed. Newsflash, cars are extremely mobile. These people are wealthy, if they didn’t want to drive them away they could’ve hired a transport company and shipped them inland. Porsches and a Bentley destroyed! And we all pay in higher insurance premiums. Adding absurdity to tragedy.
Yeah, news flash bozo. Finding car haulers has been impossible long before hurricane season began! Plus many of those cars and residences are second homes that their owners come down to use ONLY from December-to Easter.
I live in Florida and have been flooded 2 times ,lost everything I owned the 1st time. The second time I moved my cars are they would of been lost. Hurricanes are sever as these pictures show and its heart breaking. My question is so many luxury cars left in the path of this Hurricane? Where people not warned?
The buildings are structurally sound but every one's ground floor has been gutted, which also has screwed up all their electricity, so there won't be any elevators for some time, or water either, since that is pumped by electricity.
One thing I do not understand is why didn't the people get their cars out of that area so they would not get flooded why didn't they take care of their cars I need one so bad I would take such good care of one if they told me a tornado was coming my way I take my car as far as I could so it wouldn't get tore up they cost so much money I guess if you have money you don't worry about your possessions
Now that some days have passed, the damage to the vegetation is very evident. I wonder how many of these trees and shrubs have been killed from being immersed in salt water? Certainly the coconuts and palmettos can withstand that without damage, and I assume most of the other palms can as well.
Yeah the vehicle part I don't quite understand I know there was a mass evacuation in roads were really crowded but I just wonder why people didn't get their cars out of there. I've never witnessed a hurricane though so I really don't understand
Yeah I don't understand either. You know its going to flood and you just leave your 80k Porsche to get ruined? Go park them all in the nearest multi storey car park or something? Would save insurance companies/fema alot of money
About half of the people who live in Naples only live there for part of the year. It's a feature of our population. Especially the people who own houses on the beach and water, they don't actually live in SWFL most of the year. We call them Snowbirds. They come down for the Winter and fly back North after Easter. And a lot of what you are seeing here is in ultra rich areas, so those people don't even live there half the year, it's just their vacation porsche/mansion. I am curious how those people are dealing with the immediate clean up. I know a lot of people are flying down to see the damage to their properties and start clean up, but clearly many are not.
I’m just north and I did get my car out! Didn’t want to loose my home and my car. Luckily, our home had minor damage, bless all these that weren’t so fortunate. Heartbreaking
@@fourleafclover9271 I'm hoping you all recover very quickly regardless of what anyone else thinks we do need Florida. I might be biased too though because I've got coworkers, friends and relatives there
They will try to resale them in other parts of the USA so BEWARE a lot of Scams are coming, and we are going into the holiday season which is another time when Scammers are going to be in Full Force so BEWARE especially if you purchase a car get the VIN # and research that car before purchase especially if you buy a used car or going to an Auction.
I wonder of all those yankees that fled to Florida in droves are now asking themselves was it worth it, was the grass truly greener on the other side...
It looks like so much of the vegetation is dying too from all the saltwater exposure. A lot of those trees look like they’re as good as dead. It really should be illegal to resell any car exposed to all that saltwater! Once you get saltwater in the engine block the car will never run the same again. Beware if you’re buying a used car in the coming months, because it could be a flooded lemon of a car. Again, I strongly believe that laws need to be passed against reselling flooded cars, especially if the damage is undisclosed to the buyer.
This area hasn't really been hit this hard in alot of years.. and since then I'm sure the population has exploded in these places..if people love a place enough they will come back...
@@lorriecrow2958 - Having lived in Florida now 22 yrs I’ve seen a fair share of such immense property devastation that I’m thankful to live in an rv basically able to take my home out of harm’s way for the most part. 🚌
Liberty Mutual is the WORST! when Hurricane Sandy came thru here in Allentown Pennsylvania we lost our roof over our bathroom it rained inside and came right thru the ceiling into our kitchen. The adjuster came said oh well your roof is old so here is 2300.00 after 20 years of paying premiums to those ppl. We no longer have them. Insurance is a big money laundering scheme anyway.
All I can say is Oh my gosh.......oh my gosh.....( I lived there once upon a time). UNbelieveable. And to think none of this would have happened when I lived there....there was NO development in this area of Naples.
These scenes of total devastation are reminiscent of the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. If memory serves me, DeSantis and Rubio voted against FEMA Relief for those sfter Sandy. I hope and pray that The Senators from New York and New Jersey will return the favor by blocking all FEMA Relief for Florida.
If only our own government had 70 billion taxpayer dollars set aside for situations like this -- to help us, the citizens that are in desperate need, instead of sending our own taxpayer dollars to their money laundering colony, ukraine.
Thanks for video. It helps us to see real things without the news voices. We just see the devastating visuals. I'm so sorry people lost things and the area is such a mess 😥. I pray for their strength in the days ahead.
I know how it feels to be in a hurricane. I live in New York and we were completely demolished by Sandy 10-27-2012. It was the most frightening situation I've ever dealt with. We were in a community on Staten Island that the red cross didn't even care if we froze or died. Thank God we all stuck together as a family and got through the rough stuff. My neighbor opened his home to be our ground zero. I can't find words to speak on this.. God bless you all. Stay safe. Material stuff can be replaced but your life or loved ones can not be.😢🥺
That one was bad
Water Rose all the Way to The 3rd Floor Walk Up! Huh?
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I wonder how many of those hurricane flooded cars will be sold without divulging the water damage history.
MANY! BEWARE 😮
In Florida? All of them and I live here.
I would imagine A LOT of them will
After hurricanes there’s always cheap cars for sale in California and Oregon where they get tricked hoping to hide their damage!! Buyer beware!!
Since they were submerged in salt water, the damage will be greater than from fresh water - so they probably won't be as easy to clean up and sell.
Thx for enlightening us on the severity. Prayers for FL. From AR.
I do not understand why you don't evacuate with all your vehicles to somewhere else safe. Were they notified by the authorities too late that the hurricane turned toward them??
Yes, evacuation orders were last minute. Hard to move two million people along only two major highways. With the uncertainty of the storms path, it was unclear in which direction to evacuate. We live on a narrow peninsula after all.
Um, it was supposed to hit the Tampa Bay area, then, it jogged eastward at the last minute, okay?????
Im in tampa and we thought it was gonna hit us than I woke up it had turned a lot to Naples path… stay safe everyone . Speedy recovery for the wons who lost things/ppl
The ocean is going to do what it wants to do !! People should be smart enough not to build near one . I feel bad for people but I also know better to live near the water .
How many miles away do you have to be away from the ocean not to get the storm surge?
the sea entered 2 miles
Central FL flooded if that tells you anything, this storm carried water.
@@fourleafclover9271 pray I guess there really is no safe place in that kind of situation. I guess you just need to prepare and or get lucky.
Well if it rose 15ft... then you need to be 15 1/2ft above sea level to not get your feet wet.
What a nightmare. I understand nothing could be done about the property damage - although can hardly be a surprise to people who decide to build right up against the ocean, feet above sea level - But there is no excuse for the cars being destroyed. Newsflash, cars are extremely mobile. These people are wealthy, if they didn’t want to drive them away they could’ve hired a transport company and shipped them inland. Porsches and a Bentley destroyed! And we all pay in higher insurance premiums. Adding absurdity to tragedy.
Absolutely right
Yeah, news flash bozo. Finding car haulers has been impossible long before hurricane season began! Plus many of those cars and residences are second homes that their owners come down to use ONLY from December-to Easter.
Plus all the pollution, leaking fluids and whatnot.
I live in Florida and have been flooded 2 times ,lost everything I owned the 1st time. The second time I moved my cars are they would of been lost. Hurricanes are sever as these pictures show and its heart breaking. My question is so many luxury cars left in the path of this Hurricane? Where people not warned?
It is true, they did not take precautions and others ignored the force of nature
I'm sure they all had a Great Excuse ,not one will hold water..... just the cars did that
They've got a lot of work to do.
The buildings are structurally sound but every one's ground floor has been gutted, which also has screwed up all their electricity, so there won't be any elevators for some time, or water either, since that is pumped by electricity.
One thing I do not understand is why didn't the people get their cars out of that area so they would not get flooded why didn't they take care of their cars I need one so bad I would take such good care of one if they told me a tornado was coming my way I take my car as far as I could so it wouldn't get tore up they cost so much money I guess if you have money you don't worry about your possessions
People in Naples , have multiple vehicles- often 4 ...all luxury models. So - it is what it is. 🏴☠️🏁🏴☠️
They will get insurance payment and buy a new one. 😜 🚘
I lived in Florida..The ones with A lot of Attitude and money, they really don't care
Now that some days have passed, the damage to the vegetation is very evident. I wonder how many of these trees and shrubs have been killed from being immersed in salt water? Certainly the coconuts and palmettos can withstand that without damage, and I assume most of the other palms can as well.
Unbelievable 😢
Yeah the vehicle part I don't quite understand I know there was a mass evacuation in roads were really crowded but I just wonder why people didn't get their cars out of there. I've never witnessed a hurricane though so I really don't understand
Yeah I don't understand either. You know its going to flood and you just leave your 80k Porsche to get ruined? Go park them all in the nearest multi storey car park or something? Would save insurance companies/fema alot of money
About half of the people who live in Naples only live there for part of the year. It's a feature of our population. Especially the people who own houses on the beach and water, they don't actually live in SWFL most of the year. We call them Snowbirds. They come down for the Winter and fly back North after Easter. And a lot of what you are seeing here is in ultra rich areas, so those people don't even live there half the year, it's just their vacation porsche/mansion. I am curious how those people are dealing with the immediate clean up. I know a lot of people are flying down to see the damage to their properties and start clean up, but clearly many are not.
I’m just north and I did get my car out! Didn’t want to loose my home and my car. Luckily, our home had minor damage, bless all these that weren’t so fortunate. Heartbreaking
@@fourleafclover9271 I'm hoping you all recover very quickly regardless of what anyone else thinks we do need Florida. I might be biased too though because I've got coworkers, friends and relatives there
My Thoughts Exactly! The Interior Rugs Won't Even Be Dry Before they arrive at the Local "Buy Here! Pay Here!
What will happen to all the vehicles
Buy here pay here 😭😭😭
insurance takes them and gives them a check for another car
They will try to resale them in other parts of the USA so BEWARE a lot of Scams are coming, and we are going into the holiday season which is another time when Scammers are going to be in Full Force so BEWARE especially if you purchase a car get the VIN # and research that car before purchase especially if you buy a used car or going to an Auction.
Full of ECUs. Written off.
An old old diesel car youd be able to get going again
So sad to see such destruction!! This will take years to look like it did again.so 😭
I wonder of all those yankees that fled to Florida in droves are now asking themselves was it worth it, was the grass truly greener on the other side...
Hopefully a lot of them will move back to wherever they came from 👍👍
It looks like so much of the vegetation is dying too from all the saltwater exposure. A lot of those trees look like they’re as good as dead. It really should be illegal to resell any car exposed to all that saltwater! Once you get saltwater in the engine block the car will never run the same again. Beware if you’re buying a used car in the coming months, because it could be a flooded lemon of a car. Again, I strongly believe that laws need to be passed against reselling flooded cars, especially if the damage is undisclosed to the buyer.
The devastating horrific reality of beach life in Florida. 🌪
This area hasn't really been hit this hard in alot of years.. and since then I'm sure the population has exploded in these places..if people love a place enough they will come back...
@@lorriecrow2958 - Having lived in Florida now 22 yrs I’ve seen a fair share of such immense property devastation that I’m thankful to live in an rv basically able to take my home out of harm’s way for the most part. 🚌
Liberty Mutual! How's Business? BUSIER than a One Armed Insurance Adjuster!
Liberty Mutual is the WORST! when Hurricane Sandy came thru here in Allentown Pennsylvania we lost our roof over our bathroom it rained inside and came right thru the ceiling into our kitchen. The adjuster came said oh well your roof is old so here is 2300.00 after 20 years of paying premiums to those ppl. We no longer have them. Insurance is a big money laundering scheme anyway.
They need to get the woodchippers going...
That music is really needed to show the video.
So sad what these people are having to face🤣🤣🤣🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️🇺🇲💯
The most beautiful place in the world, became the ugliest.
Not a place to live...
Always check CarFax before buying a used car.
Exactly 💯
have mechanic check can't hide flood damage from them.... Carfax not good enough
Carfax only works IF stuff is reported!
Don't mess with mother nature.
Mother nature got mad.
All I can say is Oh my gosh.......oh my gosh.....( I lived there once upon a time). UNbelieveable. And to think none of this would have happened when I lived there....there was NO development in this area of Naples.
Not sure, did you want us to subscribe to this channel. Perhaps you should ask everyone a few more times...
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i guess the snobs there now know what karma means!
nature doesn't care how much money you have !
These scenes of total devastation are reminiscent of the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
If memory serves me, DeSantis and Rubio voted against FEMA Relief for those sfter Sandy.
I hope and pray that The Senators from New York and New Jersey will return the favor by blocking all FEMA Relief for Florida.
No my mom😭
If only our own government had 70 billion taxpayer dollars set aside for situations like this -- to help us, the citizens that are in desperate need, instead of sending our own taxpayer dollars to their money laundering colony, ukraine.
Ok Russian troll