Heart-stopping video shows luxury cars almost swept off cliff

Owners of the cars worth a small fortune watched helplessly as raging floodwater threatened to tip their beloved vehicles off a cliff.

Heart-stopping footage of a row of luxury vehicles on the edge of a cliff in a massive downpour has surfaced online after flash flooding struck a national park.

Torrential rain pounded Zion National Park in the US state of Utah this week causing damage to buildings, cars and even cracking bitumen roads.

One particularly dramatic video shared to TikTok following the freak event left thousands of car lovers watching in horror.

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Sport cars were filmed being shoved towards a cliff by raging floodwater. Picture: TikTok/getagripgarage

It showed water gushing across a car park where several cars, including a $50,000 Nissan 370Z, were parked with their noses to the edge of a cliff.

“We are being flooded right now at Zion National Park. Our cars are ready to go off the cliff, our cars are probably going to go off the cliff!” a distressed man said in the clip.

As another worried owner approaches, he says, “that’s my car man” before revealing, “I’ve got full coverage”.

It’s understood he was referring to full insurance coverage.

The men jogged across the car park as muddy water rushed over the cliff and fell into a raging brown river beneath.

“Look how much freaking water this is dude,” the man said.

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All the car owners could do was watch in horror as the weather event unfolded. Picture: TikTok/getagripgarage

In response to comments to his video, he revealed that his insurance didn’t actually cover any damage caused by flooding.

Fans of his car commented on their devastation over it potentially being destroyed.

“Not the 370,” one person wrote, while another pleaded with the owner to “please tell me the Z survived”.

The man behind the video did not confirm what ended up happening to his car.