Watch as driver of £250,000 Lamborghini loses control on busy road smashing into the central reservation and minibus

THE driver of a Lamborghini has been caught on camera losing control on a busy road.

The Lamborghini Huracan Performante Spyder is a relatively rare open-top supercar worth in the region of £250,000.

The driver of this £250k Lamborghini got it very wrong on a busy roadFacebook/HK CAM

The video, uploaded to Facebook by HK Cam, is shot with a car’s dash cam in Hong Kong.

In front of the camera car is a bright blue Lamborghini waiting behind a car in the outside lane.

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As the car in front pulls in, the driver of the Lambo boots the accelerator and it takes off up the road.

But before long the car seems to lose traction and despite its all-wheel-drive starts to slide left and right.

The driver almost catches it, but in the end, the car smashes into the central reservation after narrowly missing a minibus.

You’d expect the driver to give up at this point, admit defeat and pull over, but no.

They then boot the throttle again, sending the car sliding into the minibus and causing it to spin too.

The minibus and Lambo both spin 180 degrees and the minibus smashes into a wall on the far side of the road.

Images uploaded to the same Facebook page show the Lamborghini in a sorry state.

The rear wheel that hit the central reservation has buckled inwards, multiple wheels are scratched and there appears to be body damage too.

Facebook/HK CAMAfter spinning and hitting a minibus it had damaged to its wheels and body[/caption]  Read More 

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