COSTLY MISTAKE
Watch driver of £200k Lamborghini crash into oncoming car & spin out in front of horrified onlookers on posh street
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THIS is the shocking moment a Lamborghini worth £200,000 crashed into an oncoming car in a posh leafy village.
The black Huracan was driving through an affluent Cheshire village last Thursday afternoon, before it crashed into another car.
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Seconds before the crash, the motor could be heard whizzing past cars stuck in traffic, queuing on the other side of the road.
As the vehicle drove past a junction, a loud bang sounds as smoke seemed to fill the air.
The person filming the video then takes off in the direction of the dramatic incident.
As they zoom in, the Lamborghini has been filmed on the wrong side of the road, having done a 180-spin.
The car has made a sudden stop, coming to a halt.
There are dark track marks on the road and a white car behind.
The driver then appears to get out of his car as someone asks if everyone is alright.
The spun out of control into oncoming traffic, with four cars in total damaged, including an Audi and Mercedes.
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Nobody was hurt in the collision, but the Lamborghini had to be towed away after is suffered extensive impact.
Six police vehicles and one ambulance were spotted by eyewitnesses at the scene.
A local person, Matt Gibbs, said: "Wasn’t even going that quick.
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“Jealous people laughing knowing they’ll never be able to drive one.”
Another added: “He wasn’t even speeding, the car is just loud.”
Cheshire Police confirmed the incident occurred at 3:32pm last Thursday, on Wilmslow Road near its junction with Brook Lane.
It comes after they issued a dispersal order in the village as part of a crackdown on 'car meets' in the area.
Alderley Edge, the neighbouring village to where the crash took place, is at the apex of a Cheshire's so-called 'Golden Triangle' of wealth.
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Here, houses sell for an average of around £820,000 and can reach over £3m.
It has also become a hotspot for 'supercar spotters' who line the streets on weekends to take photos of the passing vehicles.
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