Couple bought land in Ohio and months later found a whole car buried in the ground
- This couple found an entire car buried in a field inside their property in Ohio
- The car is buried so deep it’s impossible to know what it is
- Either way, it’s totally destroyed
Published on Mar 20, 2025 at 3:41 PM (UTC+4)
by Alessandro Renesis
Last updated on Mar 20, 2025 at 9:52 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Kate Bain
This couple found an abandoned car buried in the ground near a home they bought in Ohio.
About a month after buying the home, the couple set about inspecting the property. At which point they found something that looked like a min hill in a hayfield.
That’s because the ‘hill’ was actually just a car parked there. It was covered with overgrown grass, as well as hay and weeds.
There’s some bad news, though.
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How this couple in Ohio discovered the car on their property
Radagast09, a TikTok creator in Ohio who generally uses her account to talk about her animals, took a break from her usual content for something car-related.
She and her partner had bought a house in Ohio.
The property is sizable and includes a large hayfield with a car buried in it.
Unfortunately, it is impossible to tell the model, or even the make, but you can clearly see from the video that it’s totally destroyed, so it probably wouldn’t matter anyway.
The video was posted a while back and there have been no updates, for now.


This happens a lot more frequently than we think
Amazingly, cars are apparently hidden and buried in the ground a lot more frequently than we think.
A while back, somebody unearthed a rare Ferrari Dino in their backyard, which we’re sure must’ve felt like winning the lottery.
Then, on another occasion, somebody found an abandoned car buried in the snow 6,000 feet up in the mountains of California.
But the best story is probably that of the Range Rover found by Tavarish, the YouTuber who’s been restoring the famous flooded McLaren.
Tavarish found a Range Rover buried underground, dug it up, and is now restoring it.
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