Shocking video shows luxury £85,000 Porsche destroyed after crash with van as glass covers London street

A SHOCKING video has revealed how a luxury £85,000 Porsche was destroyed in a crash with glass littering the street. The impressive motor was badly damaged after the collision with a van in Kensal Rise, London. A clip taken after the crash shows the vehicle with the bonnet raised and the driver door open, with […]

A SHOCKING video has revealed how a luxury £85,000 Porsche was destroyed in a crash with glass littering the street.

The impressive motor was badly damaged after the collision with a van in Kensal Rise, London.

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The Luxury car crashed into a van on the evening of November 1 in Kensal Rise, London[/caption]

A clip taken after the crash shows the vehicle with the bonnet raised and the driver door open, with massive dents to the front and passenger side of the car.

The car is stopped in the middle of the road and the van is parked beside it, with the broken glass from the windows covering the road.

It’s believed the 2018 Porsche 911 is currently worth around £85,000 on Auto Trade, and is no longer being produced by the luxury car manufacturer.

Police and the fire brigade were scrambled to the scene but it is not clear if anyone was injured.

The video was posted to Twitter and has been viewed more than 11,000 times in under 24 hours.

One person said: “Your gonna need a lot of T cut to polish that out.”while another added: “That’ll buff out.”

A third person wrote: “A roll of maskin’ tape will sort that.”

Someone else said: “‘Dad! Can I have a new one?'”

The Metropolitan Police has been contacted for comment.

The news of the expensive collision comes after a string of luxury car crashes around the UK.

Earlier today, Warwick Crown Courts heard of a company boss who smashed up his £100k Ferrari in a 100mph horror crash after driving while drunk and high on cocaine.

Katie Price could also be looking at prison time this Christmas after crashing her BMW whilst under the influence.

Her fiancé, Carl Woods, filmed himself breaking the speed limit in £170k Lamborghini just weeks after the horror car crash.

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A clip taken after the incident shows the vehicle with the bonnet raised and the driver door open[/caption]

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The Porsche 911 was left with the bonnet and bumper pummelled and will likely be written off[/caption]

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The video shows the significant damage to the luxury Porsche, which is currently worth around £85,000[/caption]