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The Chevrolet Luv Dmax battles intense flooding in Bogota, Colombia.

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Really!
Upstream in 4 feet of water with a current against you, I don't think so!!!!!
By htiffirg 1211458929 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~5022026~~
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- not really 4 ft
  thats just water rushing over the hood. if you look at the wheels, the water is only as deep as the tires, which on that truck, looks to be only 30 inches.
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strong cars
I like american cars, strong and look good
american economy was based on cars industry

By NewIntel 1211527384 Reply Spam [+0] Moderate Up Moderate Down Remove ~~7752553~~
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I love
how they have the windshield wipers going.
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car
mate that was real i was watching that car cos i was behind the taxi that is the yellow car my university is near of that place and i almost lost mi car that day
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How
How did the vehicle manage to not gulp water through the intake is beyond me. I'd have to say the truck is lucky or it has a smartly placed intake.
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- smart placement
  it's intake placement if it's factory.. the air cleaner box is mounted so that water will not get picked up into the intake as long as the intake box remains above water. on most GM trucks that level is right under the hood, so it would take a pretty high water level to drown it. that box is actually the reason I won't change to a "high performance" type intake on mine.
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