An angry woman faces an Aston Martin driver as she condemns the motorist’s gospel at too high speed when she walks into her own way.
At the moment when the woman and the machine, an old woman in a navy coat stood firmly, her arms stabbed in the center of Mayfair Hill Street.
She rejected the £180,000 signal as the car refused to move when it steadily stopped on May 1.
The woman slowly approached the car as she wrapped her arms behind her back, only a few inches from the vehicle’s hat.
During a brief conversation with the super car driver, the old woman seemed to complain about the loud volume of the car.
As she spoke to the motorist, other vehicles stood, waiting for the taxi to try to squeeze through.
Unfortunately, the driver of the fast car seemed to ignore her after she washed away, quickly and loudly along the street.
However, many people are divided by videos, uncertain about standing with the woman or driver behind the steering wheel of the luxury car.
“The most painful people always think they are best for everyone else,” one person quipped.
At the moment of a woman with a machine, an old woman in a navy coat stood firmly in the middle of Mayfair Hill Street, her arm stabbed
Unfortunately, the driver of the fast car seemed to ignore her, washed away as she walked away quickly and loudly along the street
Another chatted: “She screamed that it was bigger than exhaust, so she was a person who disturbed peace.”
Elsewhere outside Harrods, a driver of a £2.8 million Pagani supercar was hit outside a luxury department store by a parking ticket.
Last December, Flash Bright Blue Supercar sat on the double yellow line outside the luxury department store.
But it was not only the eyes of passers-by, their attention caught people’s attention, but the traffic administrator soon discovered the Knightsbridge vehicle.
While putting on the high-smoking jacket, the parking lot hovered Pagani Huayra and slapped it with horrible yellow paper.
Despite the vehicle’s gold rims and striking appearance, the bright parking spaces on the windshield are the center stage for Hans Crescent.
The upper Huayra is the successor to Pagani’s Zonda, with a top speed of 238 mph and a car’s ability to go from 0 to 60mph in just 2.8 seconds.
In 2012, Huayra was crowned “HyperCar of the Year” by Top Gear Magazine, and the car was completely sold out by February 11, 2015.
Huayra has several different models, including Tricolore, Imola, Roadster BC and Codalunga.
Quartz said the most expensive Pagani Huayra ever was Codalunga, which was auctioned for $7.4 million (£5,864,637.82) in 2022.
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