A Mclaren supercar crashed and burst into flames in the Wiltshire village of Trowbrige. Photo / Trowbridge Fire Station
A Mclaren supercar crashed and burst into flames in the Wiltshire village of Trowbrige. Photo / Trowbridge Fire Station
By Danny Boyle
A McLaren supercar that can reach speeds of 320km/h was reduced to a twisted wreckage when it crashed on a country road and burst into flames.
The two occupants of the McLaren 570S had a lucky escape, walking away with only minor injuries after the smash inWiltshire, the Daily Telegraph reported.
The orange supercar, costing at least £145,300 ($258,000), hit a house and telegraph pole near Trowbridge early on Sunday.
Supercar was reduced to wreckage. Photo / Trowbridge Fire Station.
Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service said crews were sent to the scene shortly before 6.30am on Sunday, arriving to find the two occupants already out of the car.
"Crews from Trowbridge Fire Station attended an incident involving a McLaren that crashed into a building on Yarnbrook Rd.
Smoke from crash scene. Photo / Trowbridge Fire Station
"Crews found the occupants had been released prior to their arrival and the vehicle was alight. Fire was extinguished and made safe."
The McLaren 570S has a maximum speed of 321km/h and can accelerate from 0-100km/h in 3.2 seconds.