In a costly and unfortunate incident, a man in Austria accidentally threw his Lamborghini into a lake after he confused the brake pedal in the car for its accelerator. The man had left his friend and was trying to reverse the park when the accident happened and the car was submerged in 50 feet of water. According to a report in Aryan News, it took firefighters three hours to retrieve the expensive car from the lake at Mondsee. The rescue operation involved the efforts of firefighters, a tow truck and a crane. A picture of the car was shared by the local police on Twitter.
Sharing the image of the recovered car on the micro-blogging platform, the local police used the opportunity to add some humor to the situation and said that the owner of the car must have auditioned for the role of Daniel Craig’s replacement as James Bond.
It also recalled the famous Lotus Esprit that could transform into a submarine in the 007 movie ‘The Spy Who Loved Me’.
Fortunately, the 31-year-old driver was safe as he was safely back on shore with minor injuries.
A few months ago, a teenage driver in the United States crashed his car into a house while trying to rescue a squirrel that hit the road while he was driving. What made the incident even more interesting was that the house where the woman crashed was a historic home that was the ancestor of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th US President, in Hingham, Massachusetts.
According to photos shared on Twitter by the Hingham Police Department, the 2014 Audi Q7 crashed at home. Along with the inside of a room in the house, the picture shows how the accident had caused considerable destruction.
The Hingham Police Department said in a press release that there were no injuries to the occupants of the house and the driver. The official statement further mentioned that the driver said that he turned the vehicle and drove on the right side of the road to avoid a squirrel on the road. As the woman turned the steering wheel to save the squirrel, the vehicle ran across the sidewalk and in front of the house. The police statement also said that half the car entered the house. The driver was a 19-year-old woman, who was alone in the car. The police also issued a citation for failing to stay in the marked streets.
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