[imagesource: News24]

Capetonians and supercars seem to have a relationship fraught with danger.

In December last year, we saw an embarrassing (and dangerous) accident involving a McLaren 720S and a Lamborghini Huracan Performante on Helen Suzman Boulevard.

Then in April, a Lamborghini Huracán Spyder slammed into some trees near Llandudno, which was rumoured to have been a rental car.

After events yesterday on the N1, near the Plattekloof turn-off in the direction of the city, the Cape supercar crash count between McLaren and Lamborghini is tied at two apiece.

The damage to the McLaren MP4-12C doesn’t look that bad via the image above, supplied to News24, but from different angles the full scale of the damage can be seen:

Image: News24

Image: News24

Yeah. Pretty bad driving out there today cause of the weather. This one was near Plattekloof. Expensive pic.twitter.com/GK4xV6HaNC

— Marty (@MartyMcLxmxn) July 21, 2021

Secondhand, the McLaren MP4-12C can still fetch around R2 million, with prices for a new model touching R4 million.

According to City of Cape Town Traffic Services spokesperson Kevin Jacobs, the accident occurred around 9:45AM, and no serious injuries have been reported.

Fellow motorists seemed to enjoy cruising past the wreckage:

Recognise the need for specialised sports car insurance https://t.co/fvQN4BO9hJ #ArriveAlive #SportsCarInsurance pic.twitter.com/12PzLejYb6

— Arrive Alive (@_ArriveAlive) July 21, 2021

Look, at least the number plate didn’t read ‘2FAST4U’.

Never change, Cape Town.

[source:news24]