The Lamborghini Huracan got here to a cease on high of a parked Ford Falcon, and induced injury to 2 different autos
by Sebastien Bell
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by Sebastien Bell
It’s typically mentioned that the power to purchase a supercar doesn’t imply you’ve the power to drive it. Now, an Australian man has confirmed that the identical is very true for individuals who have the means to hire a supercar.
Police in Sydney, Australia, are on the hunt for the motive force of a rented Lamborghini Huracan who crashed the car right into a used automobile dealership. Safety digital camera footage exhibits the automobile veering throughout three lanes of visitors into the lot.
Earlier than coming to a cease, the Lamborghini hit a raised curb, and crashed right into a Ford Falcon. That pushed the parked automobile onto its aspect, and the Huracan got here to a relaxation on high of it. The drive of the crash was sufficient to wreck two different automobiles that had been parked subsequent to the Falcon.
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After the accident, the motive force reportedly exited the car in a panic, complaining of whiplash. Witnesses mentioned the motive force instructed them he didn’t wish to contain the police, and that he would type issues out by way of the rental firm. He then acquired into one other car, and drove off earlier than police arrived, experiences 9 Information Australia.
The Lamborghini Huracan was owned by Lambo For Rent, which is, in flip, owned by Crash Declare, an accident administration firm. The corporate wouldn’t inform reporters from 7News Australia the title of the motive force who was in possession of the automobile on the time of the crash.
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Luckily, the collision occurred at round 9:00 p.m. native time, so nobody was on the RV Motors dealership. Regardless of returning to a surprising quantity of harm, the enterprise’s proprietor, Christopher Quach, had a humorousness in regards to the accident, wherein there have been no reported main accidents.
“My first response, nicely, I mentioned, ‘half one million {dollars} doesn’t look good up there, that’s for certain.’ That was my first response,” he mentioned with fun. “With such an costly automobile, there’s no expertise there, clearly.”
Quach mentioned that the accident resulted in two of his autos being totaled, and one different requiring repairs. Luckily for him, the autos had been insured.