McLaren 650S Spider totaled in accident in Belgravia’s Eaton Square
On Saturday evening, a Monaco registered McLaren 650S was involved in a collision with a Saab convertible in Eaton Square in London. Both vehicles deployed airbags and both vehicles were badly damaged.
The McLaren, which belongs to a young man often spotted in the elite KX gym in Draycott Avenue, hit the Saab when it tried to turn right at around 8pm. As photographs reveal, the supercar’s bonnet almost completely folded and subsequently oil leaked from vehicles.
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What an idiot. He should have gone on an advanced driving course. Plainly this kid doesn’t know how to drive.
Was the McLaren attempting to turn right at the lights into Lyall Street? I hope not from an insurance claim point of view because I don’t think that’s allowed – it’s a no right turn.
These ludicrous cars are unsuited to Central London roads. Their drivers make life for residents hell.
You have to be a real c***t or a Qatari(much the same thing) to want to scream noisily and dangerously around our quiet streets late at all times of the day and night.