Just a little traffic ding, that'll buff right out

[Fuzz AI]

Kinda like trainspotting with supercars. Think Church St Parramatta on a Saturday night, but with cars that are actually worthwhile seeing, instead of some doofus with a blower on his suped up Corolla pumping out doof-doof music.

[CaptainQuintero]

Why was this person filming a nondescript road / intersection in London?

Maybe heard the lambo coming a mile off? Strange

I think the video shooter films fancy pants cars on his way to and from work, chrome plated ferraris etc I think I saw on his channel.

[Edd]

I think the video shooter films fancy pants cars on his way to and from work, chrome plated ferraris etc I think I saw on his channel.

There was an article in the paper that he's made £50k from doing that so he's now bought himself a nice car (audi r8 I think)

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[CanuckSARTech]

Lambo likely at fault, but too much not seen in that video. Mazda made turn not in safety perhaps, but it all depends on what is further off to the right in that video. If from the Mazda driver's perspective it was free and clear, and he did his double/triple check when he started movement, then so be it - perhaps the Lambo wasn't even a concern for the Mazda driver when he started. Seemed like the Lambo was going well over the speed limit, so the closing rate differential causing the accident was his fault.

[lipher]

Mmm lambo!

[kwsaw63]

Both at fault. Lambo for going too fast and Mazda for not looking properly.

[Patric M]

The people following them in the other sports car seem to know them. The guy goes up and left the girl out and then the girl in the car and the other girl start hugging.

[Philski]

Lambo likely at fault, but too much not seen in that video. Mazda made turn not in safety perhaps, but it all depends on what is further off to the right in that video.

That's the bottom of Sloane St, to the right is where traffic turns in from Sloane Square (about 20 - 30 yards away) - if the Lambo had turned the corner fast (and no-one was on the zebra crossing) and floored it, there might have been a very small window of time for the Mazda to notice it.

Still the Mazda's fault though.