Macabre TV show depicting a man being killed by a car with its own will

I remember watching something on TV that scared me pretty badly when I was a kid. This must have been around the year 1984, plus minus one year, on television in Germany. I believe it was an episode of a series, it wasn’t movie length.

As I remember the plot, it was about a man who buys a car from a salesman. The car is a luxury car, or possibly a sports car; something impressive looking. When he drives off the lot, it quickly becomes apparent that the car has a will of its own. I don’t remember if the man knew beforehand that it was a kind of self-driving robot car or if this came as a surprise to him.

The story takes a macabre turn when the car proceeds to kill the man in a manner that was shocking to kid me. I think it suffocates him, or possibly drowns him inside the car somehow. I remember seeing the man struggle futilely to open the doors or windows. When he is dead, the car dumps the body and drives back to the salesman’s lot, ready to be sold to the next victim.

This was a stand-alone story with a decidedly mean attitude, like a horror short story.

One thing I remember about the format of the program was the image of a roulette wheel on the screen during the opening titles, and possibly again after the story. When I researched this, I found out that this exact imagery was used on Tales of the Unexpected, the Roald Dahl anthology TV series (called Die unglaublichen Geschichten von Roald Dahl on German television). However, after reading a list of plot summaries of all its episodes, none of them seem to include a self driving car, man killed by car, or similar. It may be that I conflated two memories here, although I really don’t think so.