Aventador Rolls Into Taxi In London Without A Driver!
The owner wouldn't have liked to find his car like this!
A Lamborghini Aventador has rolled into a taxi outside St. Pancras train station in London. The taxi driver was waiting to pick up a passenger when the grey, Italian supercar rolled into the side of his taxi.
The incident unfortunately meant that the taxi could not move - Image from Seamus O’Brien
The Lamborghini was completely empty, with no owner in sight. It is believed that the owner either left the handbrake off the car, or the handbrake somehow disengaged, causing the Aventador to roll backwards into the taxi. The impact of the two vehicles occured very slowly, but it was enough to damage the taxi, leaving the driver furious. To make matters worse, the driver claimed that he could not move his taxi while the Aventador was lodged in the side of it.
A lamborghini wedged into a taxi! - Image from Seamus O'Brien
Police were called to the incident, to which they found that the Lamborghini had been left unlocked, and the driver was nowhere to be found. It is unclear whether the Aventador was damaged in the incident or whether the driver was located to move the vehicle.
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Comments (7)
I call BS. First off the dent is higher than the back end of the Lambo so unless the Lambo can jump I don’t think it made that dent. Second, I don’t see damage on the wing or anything. It would have most likely cracked or something. Third, you can see the bumper is touching the wheel of the Taxi and is cracked. I don’t think the Lambo even touched the paint of the Taxi. I think it hit just the wheel and the dent just ironically happened to be there
You are perfectly correct.
Actually it could, By looks of the damage of bumper it wasn't going super slow but enough to do some cracked damage and the car could have bumped up from the wheel causing it to hit the wing and then roll back down, I seen stuff like this happen and...
Read moreThe black cab isn't black though. It's silver
That incident did not cause the dent in that taxi unless the lambo jumped up 6" on impact. The bumper on the lambo is a bit mashed though.
I don't know, maybe man up, push the Aventador away from your cab, and enjoy your Lambo dent.
Good ingerlandish, I reckon proof reading might be in order.