More than £30million-worth of Range Rovers, Jaguars and Porsche emerged from the ill-fated carrier ship yesterday, after it ran aground off the English coast three weeks ago. But among the dented doors and scratched paintwork emerged a perfectly preserved armoured personnel carrier. The Hoegh Osaka was carrying 1,400 luxury cars including a £260,000 Rolls Royce Wraith on January 3, when it was deliberately grounded on Bramble Bank in the Solent to stop it capsizing. A spokesman for the shipping company described the damage to the cars as 'limited' but there are fears the entire fleet could have to be scrapped after a similar accident in 2006 wrecked 4,700 Mazdas.
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Dozens of damaged luxury Range Rovers and a Porsche were driven off the large car transporter ship yesterday
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Cars had dents and scratches, even though a spokesman for the shipping line described the damage as 'limited'
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But armoured personnel carrier looked completely untouched as it was driven off the ship at Southampton port
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The Hoegh Osaka was deliberately grounded in the Solent on January 3 after it started to list at a 52 degree angle
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Now, the entire fleet may need to be scrapped after a similar accident in 2006 led to 4,700 Mazdas being crushed
Range Rovers
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The ship arrived at Southampton on January 22 and crews yesterday began removing cars stowed on board, including Jaguars and @placeholder