California woman filmed how their Chevrolet SUV withstood a 5.2 magnitude earthquake and it's truly remarkable
- This footage shows the moment the San Diego earthquake erupted
- But the disaster was no problem at all for a Chevy SUV
- The footage shows the Chevy withstanding the movement
Published on Apr 17, 2025 at 3:18 PM (UTC+4)
by Jack Marsh
Last updated on Apr 17, 2025 at 5:28 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Kate Bain
This California woman filmed how their Chevrolet SUV withstood a 5.2 magnitude earthquake, and it’s remarkable footage.
Doorbell footage in California shows the moment the earthquake erupted in San Diego.
California is unfortunately very prone to earthquakes, but this one was the biggest on record for three years.
So, fearing the worst for her beloved Chevy SUV, this woman was stoked to see how well it withstood the movement.
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Doorbell footage captures Chevrolet SUV and more withstanding 5.2 magnitude earthquake
California is one of the world’s most sought-after places to live.
But the state is affected by many natural disasters and cars are therefore forced to withstand tough conditions.
Recently, one doorbell camera captured the moment that a 5.2 magnitude quake hit, and revealed how a Chevrolet SUV and other cars were built to withstand it.
Following the recent earthquake in San Diego, California, on April 14, TikTok user melodyxgreen posted footage from her camera.
While the earth shook, the Chevy parked on the driveway didn’t budge or even rattle.
Instead, the suspension handled the movement with ease.
“Buy a Chevy! Got it! Didn’t even move, that’s stability,” one impressed viewer said.
The Chevrolet SUV range has recently been touted as an American hero thanks to a new groundbreaking feature.
@melodyxgreen Crazy sounds of a 5.7 earthquake today in San Diego. #earthquake #sandiego #sandiegoearthquake ♬ original sound – Melody ✨
The 5.2 magnitude was the biggest quake in California in three years.
The city sustained minimal damage, but the quake did cause a fair bit of stress for animals including a herd of elephants at the San Diego Zoo seen huddling up to protect each other.
Cars in California have, unfortunately, become accustomed to facing natural disasters, but even the most unexpected classic vehicles have withstood recent horrors.
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