Hired Lamborghini wedding car crashed by groom driving to ceremony

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A groom in Australia had plenty of explaining to do when he arrived at his own wedding on foot, despite having forked out thousands of dollars to hire a Lamborghini as his wedding car.

The unlucky groom was left red faced after the white sports car, intended for use as his wedding car on his special day, ended up bonnet-first in a fence after the groom slipped on a wet patch while driving to the wedding ceremony causing him to lose control of the Lamborghini.

Little is known about the identity of the groom, only that he is believed to hail from Sydney in Australia and is reported to have paid $15,000 for the insurance as part of the deal to hire the Lamborghini as his wedding car; $15,000 he has subsequently lost as a result of crashing the luxury super car.

The groom and his best man were reportedly travelling in the hired Lamborghini when the sports car left the road. The wedding party were understood to be running late for the wedding, which may explain how the wedding car ended up in a fence.

The groom is believed to have called the rental company to notify them of the incident and also the location of the vehicle before rushing off to the ceremony on foot. Luckily, neither the groom nor the best man were injured as a result of the accident. The pair managed to get to the church on time too and the wedding was able to go ahead.

While the wedding car didn’t make it to the ceremony, it’s thought the damage caused to the Lambo is repairable.

Fleet of Lamborghini wedding cars in China fined

All 12 Lamborghini cars were fined for covering up their number plates

All 12 Lamborghini cars were fined for covering up their number plates

A fleet of 12 exclusive Lamborghini wedding cars were hit with hefty fines after concealing their vehicle registration plates while taking part in a wedding motorcade in China last month.

The parade of the luxury sports cars drew plenty of attention from bystanders in Beijing as they passed through the city with one onlooker describing the sight as “The most luxurious wedding limos I’ve ever seen.” Photos and videos of the Lamborghini motorcade were also posted on the internet and were the subject of much discussion.

All 12 of the top of the range Lamborghinis belonged to an exclusive motoring club. The parade was organised in honour of one of its members who was getting married.

However the impressive fleet of gleaming supercars fell foul of Chinese Road Traffic Safety Laws and as a result of covering up their vehicle registration plates, all 12 cars were subsequently fined. The police added that it is illegal to conceal any vehicle number plate, even if the vehicle is a wedding car or taking part in a motorcade.

The crème de la crème of Lamborghinis took part in the wedding display with one expert identifying the most expensive vehicle in the fleet as the Lamborghini LP670-4SV which is worth an estimated $1.1 million.

Groom crashes hired Lamborghini wedding car on the way to church

The exclusive supercar is written off after groom crashes on way to wedding
The exclusive supercar is written off after groom crashes on way to wedding

The exclusive supercar is written off after groom crashes on way to wedding

33-year-old David Gallucci couldn’t believe his luck when a £250, 000 Lamborghini rolled up on his driveway to take him to the church on his wedding day. The surprise was organised by his soon to be wife, Abi Pattison-Hart, who’d paid £8,000 to hire the exclusive car of which there are only a few hundred in existence in the world.

As the groom and the best man made the 15minute journey to the church near Bradford, the supercar skidded on a roundabout causing the groom to loose control. At this point the car flew onto a grass verge and flipped over, smashing through a fence.

Although both passengers emerged from the wreckage unharmed, the wedding car was another matter entirely. The crash had caused £160,000 worth of damage to the yellow Murcielago model and it had to be written off.

The groom decided to conceal the truth from his bride until after the ceremony. £5,000 out of the £8,000 fee to hire the car was to cover the insurance excess, which the couple lost as a result of the accident.

Luckily the incident didn’t ruin the newlywed’s day, and the bride seemed to take the whole situation in her stride saying, “I had to see the funny side.”