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Those going for the democracy day LR/RR event, take care not to get too close to the water....

 We here at The Drive understand how important it is to get the perfect shot. But with that understanding, we also get that there are certain risks that can come with the ultimate photo. For example, this guy apparently decided to park his Land Rover LR4 on an Atlantic Ocean beach in South Jersey to get a solid pic, according to NBC New York. From the looks of things, the man felt immediate regret after he realized he parked a little too close to the shoreline.
 A video uploaded to a Facebook group Tuesday shows the situation going down. As the tide rolled in, the water surrounded the white LR4 and the car sank deeper and deeper into the beach. 
 It's unclear at what point this photo was taken, but it appears that after attempting to dig the car out, the man admitted defeat and phoned for help.
 According to NBC New York, the incident occurred at Island Beach State Park. A tow truck that responded to the scene with New Jersey State Police managed to free the car from the sand without issue. 
 Because the driver had his permits in order, police did not ticket him. 
 The NBC report also said that the owner decided to drive the car from the scene, even though the engine was apparently making weird noises and the electronics were going haywire. 


http://www.thedrive.com/watch-this/10354/watch-a-new-jersey-beach-swallow-a-land-rover-lr4

I will never buy any Land Rover machines again.

If it ain't a Beemer, Audi & Benz - Count me out!

salt water.
the retárd ruined the ride, the car will suffer from Rust forever

shebi its a rover


can't it rove on both land and water,

or even hover in the air?

erico2k2
sooperrescue

come and explain the phenomenon behind an almighty rover been swallowed by mere bank water

The guy thought that the Rover would simply ROVE on the water.

Readonee35L:
salt water.
the retárd ruined the ride, the car will suffer from Rust forever

mine got caught in the US storm of 2012 . It got flooded at the port of NJ . Till date the fight against rust is still ongoing

erico2k2:
mine got caught in the US storm of 2012 . It got flooded at the port of NJ . Till date the fight against rust is still ongoing

i thought fighting rust should be a walk through in the US?

nurey:
i thought fighting rust should be a walk through in the US?

rust ke not at all and the vehicle in question is in 9ja it was when I was about shipping it to 9ja in got caught up in that horrible hurricane . The sea water got to the roof . .u can only cure such rust fru electrolysis .

erico2k2:
rust ke not at all and the vehicle in question is in 9ja it was when I was about shipping it to 9ja in got caught up in that horrible hurricane . The sea water got to the roof . .u can only cure such rust fru electrolysis .

electrolysis, kain that one is virtually impossible as the car will have to be stripped down, not to talk of the re-coating process. Its is well nah managing things.

nurey:
electrolysis, kain that one is virtually impossible as the car will have to be stripped down, not to talk of the re-coating process. Its is well nah managing things.

Thats why it cant be done

nurey:
erico2k2
sooperrescue

come and explain the phenomenon behind an almighty rover been swallowed by mere bank water

The man parked his lr4 close to the beach and it was static not mobile. Any thing can be tossed into the sea as long as it is close to the ocean, That the ocean waves could not carry the LR4 into the sea shows how solid the brand is. If it were to be a Benz or BMW or those baby SUVs like ...., it would have been shipped back to it's country of Origin. Op, no need to fear, just come and see the all terrain response in action. It is what makes us proud to own a Range Rover. Democracy day is live and direct.

Zoharariel:
I will never buy any Land Rover machines again.

If it ain't a Beemer, Audi & Benz - Count me out!

Get a Range Rover then and please you are invited to the event.