A truck carrying famed Mexican soda Jarritos was driving through the streets of Mexico City when, out of nowhere, a sinkhole opened up beneath it. This consequently sent the truck backwards into the earth, with the front of the truck crowning out of the ground like a newborn baby.

Thankfully, no one was injured in the incident, which local officials blamed on an outdated sewage system. While it’s great that no one was hurt, it’s not exactly comforting to know that an aging drainage system can lead to your vehicle being sent to Valhalla!

Sinkhole in Mexico “swallowed” a soda truck

In Mexico City, a soda truck plunged into a massive sinkhole that suddenly opened up in the road. Luckily, no one was injured, Reuters reports.

The local district chief explained that the incident was caused by an “extremely old”… pic.twitter.com/sPQMkiY7Z7

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) September 15, 2025

A sinkhole opened up in Iztapalapa, Mexico City yesterday, swallowing a soda truck 8m deep.

Crews worked 12 hours with a crane to pull it out. pic.twitter.com/03FFbcSBGx

— Volcaholic (@volcaholic1) September 14, 2025