Bad days happen. But sometimes there are very, very bad days! This is exactly what the parking service employee experienced, who hit not one, but two Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae strictly limited…
The viral video was found on Instagram
This is stated in the Instagram account of the Australian athlete Craig Jones that the video appeared. We see this crash that seems almost unreal! Apparently, the athlete shoots the clip immediately after the accident. We see a Roadster Lamborghini Aventador Ultima turquoise which got a Purple Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae Coupe.
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How could this happen?
The video shows a clearly shocked car park employee behind the wheel of the Ultimae Roadster asking for help. But it’s too late! As he exits the 780-horsepower Lambo, he explains that he was just trying to park the supercar when he accidentally hit the gas and brake pedals at the same time.
The Lambo sped forward and not only crashed into the curb, but also into a second Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae that his colleague had just parked. It would be two rental cars. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident. Finally, even if the damage to the two cars is minor, the two Lambos should be repaired.
Only 600 Aventador Ultimae were produced
After numerous special models, the Ultimae is truly the last version of the hugely popular Lamborghini Aventador and is limited to 600 units worldwide (350 coupes and 250 roadsters). The naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 develops 780 hp, a ten hp increase. more than the Aventador SVJ. The new price of the Ultimae Coupé was around €400,000 and the Roadster around €440,000. However, these figures are insignificant, because 600 copies were immediately sold and now sell for much more.
As the last Aventador, the Ultimae has special collector value and currently sells for at least €700,000, with the even rarer Ultimae Roadster going for even more. Precisely because of their exclusivity, it is more than likely that the two demolished Aventadors will be repaired – even if the bill is not very small.
Source: Auto Plus
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