A LAMBORGHINI driving force destroyed its logo, the new £270,000 supercar, in a massive crash on a dual carriageway.
Five other people were injured in the horrific crash near Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand.
The Singaporean owner of the yellow Lamborghini Aventador had red plates on the flash engine, indicating that he had recently purchased the luxury supercar.
The Lambo has a top speed of 218 mph and a 0 to 60 mph in 2. 8 seconds.
It was allegedly the multiple crash on the highway on Nov. 5, according to a traffic police spokesman.
First responders at the scene discovered application poles and a road barrier scattered along the road next to several damaged engines.
A broken Toyota Altis discovered nearby, as well as an overturned Toyota Vigo pickup truck with a broken front end.
Further down the road, rescuers discovered the sumptuous yellow supercar, badly damaged.
The large collision also resulted in injuries, adding a couple in the van.
In addition, 3 other people in the sedan, elderly people aged 61, 33 and 25, were rushed to the hospital.
The owner of the damaged supercar, 51, was not injured in the incident.
An initial investigation revealed that Lambo’s new owner sped near the airport and caused the collision after driving erratically and crashing into the Toyota.
The car then hit the app poles and rammed the van, which crashed into the barrier and overturned.
The owner of the Lamborghini was then taken to the local police station for questioning.
Police are reviewing CCTV footage in the domain to see if further action will be taken.
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