In the Austrian town of Mondsee in the north of the country, where Lake Mondsee is also located, the Lamborghini Huracan was pulled from the bottom of the lake.

The accident happened a few days ago and by the negligence of the driver, the expensive car ended up in a lake at a depth of 15 meters. Fortunately, the driver managed to get out on time with minor injuries.

According to local police, the 31-year-old driver pressed the accelerator instead of the brake and the Huracan ended up in the lake. The incident happened when the driver was trying to turn the car around, and the mistake cost him dearly.

Divers took part in removing the Huracan from the lake, and balloons and a crane were used. The operation to remove the car from the lake lasted three hours, and although there is no significant damage, the water destroyed the fantastic Lamborghini.

Danish police stopped the driver of a Lamborghini Huracan for speeding. It would not be surprising if the police did not seize the driver’s Lamborghini Huracan a few hours after he bought it, Nordjyske reports.

Driving from Germany to Norway, a driver of Iraqi origin was stopped by Danish police near Copenhagen. The driver reached a speed of 147 mph (237 km / h) on the highway where the speed limit is 81 mph (130 km / h).

Under Danish law, police can confiscate a car from speeding drivers. The seized vehicle will be sold at auction, and the money will go to the state treasury. The vehicle was purchased in Germany for $ 310,000, the same day the incident happened.

According to the duty police officer, Jess Falberg, the driver of the luxury supercar, whose name is not known, will also be fined for speeding.

Source: Nordjyske