Car Owner Shows A BMW E30 M3 Is Worth The Save, Parks Car Into Living Room During Hurricane Matthew

This week, Hurricane Matthew ravaged the East Coast of America. For a car enthusiast who has no garage, one guy proved himself to be a true car lover as he rushed his BMW E30 M3 vehicle into his house - slept with it and ate breakfast with it.

As recently revealed by BMW Blog, a BMW E30 M3 car owner took to greater heights just to make sure his ride is taken care of. As Hurricane Matthew ravaged the East Coast this week, he parked his car inside his house... literally.

As reported by Auto Blog, the owner named Jalilsup on Instagram posted a photo of himself caressing his BMW E30 M3 car inside his house while making it through the rampage of Hurricane Matthew. Having twin doors at his home, the car fit right into his living room.

The owner also posted a video of himself with the BMW E30 M3 car as he ate breakfast and slept on the couch. In Kansan, a guy claimed that when they knew a hail storm was approaching, he and his friends would hold open the dorms' doors to see if they could get a Miata inside. Luckily, for the BMW, the owner properly squeezed it in.

In other news, Jalopnik reported Randy Jalil, the name of the car owner, wanted to save the other cars from damaging the winds or flooding that he used a tape measure to see how wide his doors were. After which, he wheeled the car into the living room with the help of his friend Keith Pomeroy.

Jalil claimed that he has owned the car for eight long years and that the last few years triggered the rise of the BMW E30 M3 value. With that, he claimed to be overly blessed to have owned one that he would not risk it being broken down by some hurricane. Welcome home, M3.