US$750,000 Rolls-Royce swallowed up after sinkhole suddenly appears in Chinese street

By Nectar Gan

A Rolls-Royce plunged headlong into a sinkhole on a street in north-eastern China on Sunday when the road beneath it suddenly collapsed.

The brown Phantom was left stuck headfirst in a hole about three metres in diameter in a street in Harbin, Heilongjiang province.

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