A tribute page "in loving memory of Sharina" has been set up on Facebook, and several photos of the young woman shared.
The page admin described Meuli as a "beautiful young woman taken from us too soon".
Bunches of flowers had been left at the site of the crash this afternoon, and photos of the victims pinned to the tree the car crashed into.
Two people were in a stable condition in Auckland's Middlemore Hospital on Tuesday, while another crash patient had been discharged.
Aucklander Hiyab Rehman said it was 1.05am when he turned on to the Newton Rd offramp from the Northwestern Motorway, and caught sight of the pursuit.
"Then this car came out of nowhere and overtook me just six inches on the left hand side of my car.
"It was really high speed - at least 120 kilometres I reckon."
He watched the car careen through a red light and saw police chase it back on to the Northwestern Motorway headed towards St Lukes.
Rehman said the experience was a huge shock.
"If he had hit me I reckon he could have thrown my car off the ramp or something," he said.
Police said this morning they were standing firm by the pursuit policy amid criticism it leads to more death on our roads.
Assistant commissioner road policing Sandra Venables said the policy remained "fit for purpose" and was regularly reviewed.
She said it was a delicate balance between the responsibility to protect life and the duty to enforce the law.
