Vauxhall drivers have been frantically checking their cars out after a man revealed that many Vauxhalls have a secret hidden detail somewhere on them. You can see his bizarre claim in full in the below video:
TikTok user Toby Brewer started out by showing a video from Car Buyer in which an expert revealed that many Vauxhall cars have a shark hidden into their design somewhere.
Yep, a shark.
The man explained how every Vauxhall car has had a shark printed onto a piece of plastic somewhere in it.
He said: "Apparently, every Vauxhall has had a shark dotted around on some piece of plastic since 2004. Bet you didn't know that."
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We did not, but is it true?
It certainly was for Toby.
He shared a video of his car, and - sure enough - there was a raised shark built into the hinge of his glovebox.
How odd.
Captioning his video, he wrote: "I looked for it before I made the video, the car needs a clean too!"
Since he shared the video, it has been viewed more than two million times, with loads of folks discussing when and how they're going to search their own motors for the hidden fish.
One said: "It's half 12 at night and now I want to get out of bed and search my car."
Another commented: "Me frantically looking for it in my Vauxhall Astra but cannot find it."
A third wrote: "I've got a Viva 2019 and am about to search my entire car."
Some people even wrote in to say that they're jealous because their car is too old.
One such person wrote: "Crying now because my Astra is from 2001."
So, in terms of how truthful this whole thing is, there's no definite confirmation of anything, other than the reports of many people online who have found sharks inside the Vauxhall Corsa, Astra, Zafira, and ADAM, amongst others.
It would seem as if the locations for the shark - and amount of sharks - vary from model to model, but they're pretty universally there regardless.
According to one Reddit post, it is the result of a dare between two Vauxhall designers, with neither thinking that it would ever get through to production.
However, it seems as if it did, and now they've got into all sorts of models.
LADbible has reached out to Vauxhall for some more information, so we'll just have to wait and see what they say.
Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@tobybrewer