2 Identical Lamborghinis That Got Into An Accident Will Make You Wonder What Are The Odds
The accident took place at Sembawang Road, Singapore on Sunday, 7 June.
The universe must have aligned for this accident, involving two identical Lamborghinis, to happen on Sembawang Road, Singapore on Sunday, 7 June
According to local news portals, seeing a sports car on Singapore roads is a rare sight, let alone two exotic cars of the same make crashing into each other.
Photos of the accident have gone viral on Facebook, with a post published by SG Road Vigilante - SGRV attaining over 1,700 shares at the time of writing.
The photos show one yellow Lamborghini crashed into another yellow Lamborghini within a yellow box of a T-junction.
Some passers-by can be seen stopping at the sidewalk to look at the damage sustained by the two multimillion dollar cars.
It is learned that the Lamborghini that was rear-ended caught on fire momentarily, sparking fears of explosion
According to AsiaOne citing Stomp, a resident in the vicinity named Theventhran witnessed the accident from his balcony.
"The two Lambos were waiting to turn. Suddenly, the Lambo at the back went swerving forward and crashed into the Lambo in front," Theventhran recounted.
"Within seconds, there was smoke coming from the engine bay, followed by a fire."
"I started to panic, thinking that it was gonna catch fire or cause an explosion. Fortunately, the fire died after awhile. However, there was a leak of engine oil," he shared.
According to him, it took three hours for the scene to clear, which started at 6pm and ended at 9pm. He said the authorities spent an hour removing the oil on the road.
Meanwhile, netizens who saw the photos could not help but crack some jokes at the rare sight
"No lah! Not accident! Just two car finally meet their soul mate and trying to kiss each other (sic)," a Facebook user said in jest.
A netizen posted a popular 'twinning' meme in response.
"I thought this was a photo of Transformers Bumblebee trying to transform in the middle of the road," one person joked, while another described the accident as a "friendly fire".
One netizen reminded motorists to practise social distancing while on the road in a tongue-in-cheek remark.
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