Rufford Ford || Fail compilation! || #7
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2022
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The duck quacking behind the Amarok had me dead 😂
Was perfectly timed, wasn't it? Cracked me up! (Or quacked me up...!) 🤣
I think it was saying ‘t w a t’
@@rotorhead5006 couldn’t have said it better myself 😂
@@jonspivey5627 hell yeah, it’s like it was taunting him for him stupid mistake
🤣🤣🤣
That Volvo was sad. It survived 30-odd years only to be killed like that.
It’s an old Volvo. It’s not dead. Get the water out of the cylinders and let the electrical items dry and I bet it would start up
It is only one witch not killed!
Being pulled out by a Citroen, the lowest form of humiliation..
English is not my mother tongue, but when I read "road closed" I understand everything from the first word to the last!
the council should block the road.
The pond behid the sign would be a hint, good enough for me, to make at least a break and investigate, if i really want to drive my car into it. Its a hint like "Do you really want to Format C: ?" Its worth to do a little thinking, before confirming it.
@@urgolf1974 What's 'Format C:'?
-Millennial
@@zapbrannigan000 And ruin our fun? I really hope not. So many fords near where I live have been closed by killjoy councils, they should be left open for people who know how to drive them and have suitable vehicles.
@@zapbrannigan000 "the council should block the road"
The DVLA should revoke their driving licence FTFY
Yes I know it makes "for good viewing"/likes etc but how many idiots would be safely removed from our roads if the authorities actually did something.
Love the smug face on the drivers of the “I’ve got a truck…I’ll be fine” brigade…only to watch the smugness disappear as they conk out 🤣🤣
When your car starts to float, I think you've overestimated the wading ability of your car. Love it!
It's funny how they keep steering the car,
"Yes Georgie, they float, they all float, and when you drive through here YOU'LL FLOAT TOO"
I like how they drive into the water like they are launching a speedboat 🤣🤣🤣🤪🤪
My personal theory is because we've all seen cars go full speed into water in commercials and random movies, they probably think it's the proper way to do it lol.
@@julianscaeva4334 I will go with that theory if the people are 30 and under but for the older people🤔 as the saying goes, they should know better.
@@julianscaeva4334 Top Gear "Moaaaaah Powaaaaaah!"
1:40 how could that driver look at that water and look at his little Golf and think "Yeah I can make this!". Blows the mind it really does.
It's easy to explain. The average person today is an absolute moron.
🤣🤣 stupid af....like the drivers that dont help towing their own car. Better other people gets wet panties 🤦
It’s the people laughing in the background that gets me every time lmao
Cuntish. Poor person going to be paying thousands and people laughing
@@terrysmith8918 should've fought about that before going in there then 🖕🏻🖖🏻
@@terrysmith8918 actually the drivers are the c**** because they are ALL blatantly ignoring the huge signs either side stating the road is closed Forge ahead! So they deserve to be utterly humiliated, because they refuse to take the 5 minute detour.
they are ticklish
@@terrysmith8918 They should have insurance especially if they’re gonna pull stupid stunts like this. What a waste of perfectly good vehicles.
1:42 I can't stop laughing, the way he looks out the drivers side window just to confirm that he is indeed floating. What on earth was he thinking.
He thought he bought a submarine
😂😂😂
"Damn this car sucks!"
The Hillarious part is you can see him frantically steering the wheel!!.... Too late for that mate, you're fkd! 😂
He was thinking he can do thks now we left tne EU. This is sovrenty (sic)!
A cubic meter of water weighs one tonne. Just imagine how large some of the hydraulic pressures are that build up under the bonnets of some of these cars and trucks when they hit the water at full tilt.
Yes, a lot of Aircon/cooling matrixes will be damaged after having tons of water shot through them at high speed.
As evidenced by so many car parts flying off so frequently!
Including that nice Raptor grille from the blue Ranger last week.
weighs even more when its dirty
They engines will get Hydrolocked too, just blows parts out the engine casings. Full engine replacements in some if not all cases.
@@MrKh4O metric ton -> The tonne (/tʌn/ ( listen) or /tɒn/; symbol: t) is a metric unit of mass equal to 1,000 kilograms.
That moment when you realise “oh shit…. I’ve just written off my 70 plate Amarok”
Or the 60 grand BMW...
And all uninsured losses! 🤣
It's now a 70 plate Amacock
@@colinlumsden9784 😂
done society a favour then, we dont need overweight lumps of pig iron like that on our roads
When you look up the registrations of the hydro locked vehicles, some can’t be found on the DVLA database; which means we are seeing the last moments of some of these cars.
I love how you went through the trouble of looking that up, I would never have thought of it. Cheers.
We probably should be seeing the last moments of some of those drivers too ........
Letter 101. Try looking on Copart. Bet you find them there after a few weeks. 😀
Haha… a real deep dive
Or they got sold to Eastern Europe where they can swap a different engine.
The best fails are the soft roaders. They think they've bought a real off roader, only to learn the hard way
0:58 even the ducks are laughing ;)
0:56 duck mocking car😂
70 plate as well hahaha what an idiot.
It quacked it up.
The Golf driver frantically steering as the car starts to float…. Must have ordered the ‘rudder’ option 🤦🏻♂️
5:25 Just a guy casually taking his DPD van for a walk. 😂
I was wondering why me package had water damage.
Your delivery experts 🤣
@@JackthePecker They're just that committed to getting your package to you in time!
@@JackthePecker delivery experts but not driving experts! 🤣
For those driving company vehicles, lets hope the job market is as buoyant as their vehicles.
Watching each one of those is watching someone lose their job.
They deserve to lose their jobs, it clearly shows at what depth the water is but still they decide to carry on. Reckless negligence.
As a company boss faced with an insurance claim form with the 'accident' location stated as Rufford,, I would be sitting through these clips to check for any contradictory evidence 😜
Luckily it its very needed market
Well, we all know they are idiots. But they are idiots a second time when they get towed out. Do people not realise you should stand well clear or tow ropes and "snatch-um" straps in case they, or the anchor point breaks?
In fact the rule of thumb is for non-drivers is to stand at a distance twice the length of the tow rope. Yet here we have people leaning over the back of their van virtually holding on to one end of the rope.
Compounding the situation is that most of these people probably don't even know how to attach a tow-rope securely to their vehicle or know whether their tow-rope is in good condition and rated for the load.
Now I agree that the tow speeds are slow and and mostly gentle, but we certainly see cases where the handbrake is still on or the car still in gear. That will certainly strain up a tow rope and an anchor point to the point that they could cause very real damage if they break.
If it's not this it's the speeding cars through this place. This whole place is an accident waiting to happen. Something is going to happen, be it a snapped tow rope, someone being hit or a car crashing. Something's gonna happen.
You’re absolutely right about tow ropes. When they break, the sound they make is comparable to a gunshot. If it whips you, it’ll slice you open. If it pulls the carabiner hook off, it’ll punch through your face.
Maybe they stay near the tow rope for exactly the case that it snaps and don't want to lose the snapped end în the water! 😇🤣
Aka the triangle of death.
The people who stare idly at their engine bay after their car goes kaput are the funniest. Sorry mate don’t think looking at it is gonna help
Well how else are you gonna air it out?
@@julianscaeva4334 fan it with a newspaper that’ll sort it out.
I sure hope the insurance industry uses these videos in validating claims
Just what I was thinking! Likewise the leasing/finance companies. Hopefully they are and the owners will get told "you're a dickhead, pay for a new engine yourself." It might teach a few people a much needed lesson in commonsense and also perhaps a bit of respect for expensive items.
As for those driving company vehicles - what a strange way to hand your notice in 🤣
Exactly. I saw a road rage incident where the woman steered at the other car and rammed it / mounted it on purpose. I forwarded the video link to the insurer of that vehicle. I don't think that's mean. It just means our premiums might be a bit lower due to not having to pay out so many.
these cretins are the reason my insurance goes up every year.
Don't know why but i love to watch it
It’s satisfying
Looks like a lot of employees here that can look forward to some "talks" with their bosses...
...and a free P45
I think most would be made "redundant"!
Someone should put a sign in front of the ford: your car is not a boat!
This makes me think of all those people who have tried to get some toast out of the toaster with a metal knife, or people who see electric fence beware but still have to touch to see if it is working. We all have seen these type of people and this vid shows a perfect few.
It's like them seeing the sign 'wet paint', they just can't resist.
'Do NOT press this big red bu.....'
The best way to test the fence is to piss on it.
Pretty easy to get toast out the toaster w a metal knife if you know the technique - similar thing here for the lower water levels 😉
I like how there's literally a depth indicator, but people just choose to ignore it.
Apart from a bloody big sign that says "Flooding Road Closed" Same drivers say that the road code does not apply to them because they are excellent and skilled drivers
This is going to be an expensive episode 🤣
I suppose about 10 grand each.
Great destruction derby for those engines. Hard to believe the drivers have no idea cars have an air intake under that bonnet.
I legit find it hard to have any sympathy in my heart for these fools...
You must've never been a fool in your entire life then.
90% of these actually had a chance to make it if they knew how to drive. Don’t gun it through water just go slow and as long as the intake is angled the water won’t flood it. But blasting through makes it splash and hydro lock the vehicle.
And don't do it when it's above 1.5-2 foot as your car will float lol (start of the video it was close to 3 foot bonkers)
Technically an EV could have passed through with no problem. Just look at the video on UA-cam where a guy in US tried to immerse his Tesla Model S into water deeper than this
The old Volvo makes me feel so sad watching it. Such a clean looking motor and now it's dead!
Don’t get how low the air intake must be in that old Volvo given how carefully he took it, water level so low!?
It probably just got water on the distributor, their intakes are really well designed so I doubt it hydrolocked.
Felt the same thing. Hope it’s ok 👍
@@equiinoxxpvp2718 at first, yeh. I reckon he killed it when he booted the gas.
1:40 I just love the guy franticly turning his steering wheel as it floats along !!! Numpty
The Ford Ranger pickup literally lost its front grille! The grey van looked like the front bumper was about to fall off. It's not just vehicles being drowned, but being damaged as well.
Yeah a grill and bumper are the least of these peoples worries
So many good cars wrecked, it breaks my heart, but can't stop watching this
They know the risks of driving through a massive ford but still do it they deserve to get laughed at 👍🏻🤣
Funny part is, if you look at the map, it’s not that far to drive around trough the village.
2:10 years he’s waited for an excuse to use that winch 😅
Imagine if there was some indication that it's too deep and that perhaps the road is closed... 🤷♂
9:15 that front grill got launched in the air
Not sure what the driver was grinning about - embarrassment? or, 'Oh I know that was going to happen so haha?'
Weird
The BMW owners have learned and are watching the vids! You rarely see them pass now lol
im addicted to watching these videos endlessly
I'll bet those guys with the 4x4s towing people out have a nice little side gig here!
Insurance may not even cover some of these vehicles. They'd probably class it as an avoidable risk.
Lets hope so, why should the rest of us have higher premiums as a result of these idiots
"I'm tellin ya, it was a flash flood!"
Insurance definitely won't pay out. They'll only pay out if it is unavoidable flood damage, for example, if your car is parked, and the area gets flooded. Even then it'd be a struggle to get money out of them unless it is somewhere that you normally park
@@Chr155yboy16 Oof someones going to be out of a job hello DPD driver...
0:25 So not advisable to do what the guy in the boot is doing. If the strap snaps, which does happen from time to time, he'll get a nose bleed and a forced trip to Specsavers.
I feel sad for the nice old Volvo.
He had the right technique, too. It was just too deep for the car :(
I'm sure it can be fixed. Just take the sparkplugs of and turn the engine over and dry the ignition system!
@@AKw211 It depends how much water got in and how much damage it did internally - it could go as far as needing a new engine if it bent enough parts.
You've also got possible interior damage from water ingress, though hopefully that can be dried out without any lasting damage.
I have one of those 240s the fuse box is very low down and prone to getting wet could be that
@@AKw211 If he hasn't bent the valves / rods
the local repair shop is having a blast if i see all these vehicles.
Oh man! These Rufford video's and also Nordschleife crash compilation are my favourit UA-cam entertainment 👍
You should check out 11foot8 Bridge if you haven't already :)
@@julianscaeva4334 haha! Great fun! Thanks for the tip 👍
@@oilstovesandmore Theres also GTOger's vids of people parking on private property only for it to be towed away and they come back to no car, great vids.
@@CrazyInWeston thanks, sounds fun🤣
58 seconds the duck laughing at the Volkswagen 🤣😂😅
8:50 The most dangerous way to everr attach a tow rope!
История о том, как хорошие машины достались идиотам...
В 90% случаев авто совершенно спокойно бы проехал эту лужу, если бы водитель не делал это с разгону, тем самым создавая волну, которая и попадает в воздухозаборник.
А для остальных 10% утопленников стоило бы воспользоваться пословицей: Не зная брода, не суйся в воду☝️
It is interesting how people rush through as fast as possible as though they are expecting to help the vehicle to hold its breath but creating a massive pile up of water. Then with the internals obviously in a bad way from the hydraulicing then they try to start the engine probably further trashing it. I remember being in a bus with a massive big end knock and it finally gave way and we ground to a halt. The driver then spent 20 minutes trying to restart the engine and if was not entirely ruined at the first fail it probably was beyond redemption by the end of that futile operation. I suppose many people are not aware what is happening under the bonnet and often in England people swell up with pride telling me they have never lifted the bonnet on their car. A true gentleman obviously has a chap do these sort of things for him. I expect a lot of people get very soggy parcels in this area especially from DPD 'your delivery experts'.
2 questions...
1: Is this how the locals get their kicks?
2: Do people charge to recover stranded vehicles? Surely if you had an on-site recovery vehicle and charge £5 a pop, that's alot of money 😂
That's what I'd do anyway 😅
If I was there I'd be having fun watching them destroy their own vehicles. I'd be towing them out for 50 pounds a car.