High End Lamborghini Sports Car Goes Up In Smoke In Toronto

The Canadian Press, 16 Apr, 2017 12:47 PM

TORONTO — A section of Toronto's Lakeshore Boulevard was shut down Friday evening after a very expensive Lamborghini sports car crashed and burned.

The high end machine reportedly hit a guardrail and then ignited.

Police said everyone got out of the car uninjured.

The Lambo, however, was completely gutted — a writeoff.

There was no word on the cause of the accident, or whether charges were pending.

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