This Lamborghini Huracan Was Sliced In Half By A Concrete Pole

The driver of this Huracan thankfully walked away from a huge wreak in Virginia which saw the car split in two pieces

01 May 2018

From Gallows Road and International Drive overnight. Lamborghini hit a concrete light pole and was cut in half. The back end was on fire and quickly extinguished by the crew from Engine 413, Dunn Loring. One adult driver was treated for minor injuries by Medic 413. #fcfrd #news pic.twitter.com/vOG4o1Ovfo
— Fairfax Fire/Rescue (@ffxfirerescue) April 27, 2018

Oh dear - that hasn’t gone well, has it? What was a rather mean-looking black Lamborghini Huracan has been left in two chunks following a massive crash in Tysons Corner, Virginia last Friday night.

The Lamborghini split in two after hitting a concrete light post, with - as we’ve seen happen a few times before with modern mid-engined supercars - the back end of the car separating from the safety cell. A small fire broke out immediately after the crash too, leaving the sorry-looking detached rear axle with a rather flame-grilled look.

Amazingly, the driver of the car walked away with only minor injuries, according to Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department.

Source: NBC Washington via Jalopnik

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