We do not see exactly how this could be true, however it’s all over the net so it must hold true, appropriate?

According to a story informed on the Chinese website AutoHome as well as passed on by The Drive, the motorist of a Chinese-built Haval H6 crossover was stuck behind the wheel for greater than 300 freeway miles due to the fact that the brakes failed to involve as well as he was unable to disable the established rate (concerning 62 miles per hour) of the cruise control system. Brakes AND cruise ship control, what are the odds.

The sole owner of the vehicle, described only as one “Mr. Luo,” patiently piloted the Haval— among the much more popular cars and trucks in China— at rate though the Hunan district until it lost ground and came to a halt.

Authorities stated he spoke to police by cellphone, as well as they offered him with an escort for the majority of the journey. They said that designers for the maker were contacted however might not give a solution except to recommend Mr. Luo maintain going up until the storage tank ran completely dry.

It’s uncertain why, on a straightaway as well as under police companion, he couldn’t have just, say, switched off the ignition and drifted to a quit.

Police are said to be investigating the supposed event. Haval is a subdivision of the larger Great Wall Motors.

This isn’t also an original plot. In the 1994 flick “Speed,” arch-villain Dennis Hopper rigs a jampacked Los Angeles fast transit bus to make sure that if it goes beyond 50 mph, a bomb under the bus will be armed– and after that, if its speed drops below 50 miles per hour, the bomb will explode. Disorder ensues.

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