Lamborghini Involved in a Car Crash Hours After Winning the Car

Six hours after the Utah man, David Dopp won a $380,000 Lamborghini from a chain of convenience store contest; he crashed the brand new sports car.

Dopp won the Lamborghini from a contest of Ma    verick Stores called Joe Schimo to Lambo contest and co – sponsored by a non – profit organization, “teamgive” which educates people about rare neurological disorders.

Dopp said he was taking some family and friends for a joy ride when the accident happened. According to him the vehicle hit an ice and then started spinning until it struck some fence posts and came to stop in a field.

As a result of the accident, the Lamborghini has front - edge damage, a punctured wheel and scratches all along the right side.

Definitely, the car insurance company would be disappointed upon seeing this luxury sports car after the accident.

Dopp did not sustain any injuries and is asserting to be extra – careful next time.

Probably Dopp already filed for his car accident insurance claim and litigation and Dopp would have gotten over excited about his new car to the extent that he didn’t even realized that the vehicle was going too fast on a risky weather condition.

In a vehicle accident, certainly you have to deal with the insurance agents or with others that are involved in the accident. Filing for a car accident insurance claim is not an easy task. It still requires too many pertinent documents and evidences of course and a vey long patience for the investigation process.

According to reports, the green Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster will be bounded to Las Vegas body shop on Wednesday for some repairs and replacement.

Dopp said that he feels awkward seeing his brand new car in his humble driveway. He stated that he plans to sell the vehicle to pay off the bills and buy another car after it has been fixed.

If Dopp has plans on selling the Lamborghini, definitely it would not be valuable as it was before the accident happened. For sure, buyers would now make bargains after learning about the accident.