Updated Aug. 11: Revised to include video.

An Austin woman was injured Thursday morning when her car plunged seven stories from a parking garage, the Austin American-Statesman reports.

Austin police say the woman’s BMW crashed through the retention wires on the edge of the garage around 8:30 a.m.

The BMW landed on a Chevrolet Tahoe that was in the alley next to the parking garage.

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The woman in the BMW, whose name was not released, was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. The Tahoe's driver was uninjured.

ICYMI: Car is second to fall from Austin parking garage, woman seriously injured https://t.co/uandgBgjks pic.twitter.com/WiqRWawINm — Austin Statesman (@statesman) July 13, 2017

A chain-link fence was set up around the perimeter of the garage to block off the areas where the retention wires were ripped from the walls.

This is the second time in less than a year that a car has gone off the edge of the parking garage located near Sixth and Brazos streets.

In September, 23-year-old William O’Connor drove off the top level of the parking garage. His car dangled for several minutes, giving him enough time to escape.

UPDATE: Austin Code on scene of downtown parking garage vehicle fall. Here's a look from inside. Turns out this was the on the 7th floor. pic.twitter.com/iTOdtKBsP6 — MelanieTorre (@melanietorre) July 13, 2017

The city did not perform an inspection on the garage in the wake of the September incident, Sylvia Arzola, a spokeswoman with Austin's Planning and Development Review Department, told the Statesman.

The company that owns the garage said the two incidents are the only such occurrences in the nearly 40 years the garage has existed.

"After the previous incident, we engaged a structural engineer to review the situation, and repairs to the safety barriers were performed according to his recommendation," GTT Parking said in a statement.