Watch A Lamborghini Aventador SV Douchebag Plough Into Stationary Traffic While Street Racing
The Lamborghini Aventador SV is one of the world’s most exciting supercars. It clocked a stunning 6min 59sec Nurburgring lap time a couple of years ago, thanks to its stupidly powerful V12, super stiff carbonfibre construction and sticky (optional) Pirelli Trofeo R tyres.
And how does this particular Aventador SV driver use this masterclass in modern supercar building? He races his roadster example down London’s Park Lane like a douchebag, and then smacks into the back of some cars waiting at traffic lights up ahead.
The crash happened on Monday night, resulting in serious damage to the front of the Aventador, plus a Vauxhall Astra and a Mercedes of some description (it’s hard to tell what exactly from the potato-spec footage). The driver is reportedly a (very) wealthy student.
The Sun reports that according to the Metropolitan Police, no arrests were made, and no one was injured.
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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That number plate looks very familiar… I remember seeing this exact same SV in London a few months back when I was visiting my sister. I got a picture of it:
You really spotted a beauty there ;)
he PAUL WALKER’D A POLE
-BlackPanthaa
sorry guys had to..
Why so many dislikes? Here I upvoted your comment
I love how it ends at oo-
rich ass
Thats not an Aventador thats a kit with a Mustang doner
“It clocked a stunning 6min 59sec Nurburgring lap time a couple of years ago”, it was last year m8
DutchiesGoLondon
“according to the Metropolitan Police, no arrests were made” He served his punishment the moment he was proven that he’s not exactly the best driver around
and the cost of repairing all that carbonfibre on his own car let alone the other two cars + let’s face it whiplash claims
Why do rich douchbags with no idea what a steering wheel is have to buy my dream car…. Just Why… ;n;
It’s interesting that people like him are eager to race in city centres but are scared to go on a track day