- The accident happened on Tuesday afternoon in Wilmslow, Cheshire
- Cheshire Police confirmed no one was injured and no arrests have been made
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Dramatic footage shows a Volkswagen driver assembling a DBS sports car worth around £200,000 outside an Aston Martin dealership.
The humiliating crash took place in Wilmslow, Cheshire, on Tuesday afternoon in front of shocked onlookers.
Images show the rear of the gray Volkswagen Tiguan on top of the expensive sports car parked outside the luxury dealership as police and staff inspect the damage.
The DBS suffered a huge dent in the bonnet during the bizarre collision and saw that one of the headlights was broken.
Cheshire Police said they are investigating how it happened and confirmed no one was injured in the crash. No arrests have been made.
The Aston Martin DBS, made famous by the James Bond films, can reach a top speed of 340 kilometers per hour and has a 360-degree camera, a touchpad and keyless entry.
Photos show the rear of the gray Volkswagen sitting on top of the expensive sports car
The accident took place outside the Aston Martin dealership in Wilmslow, Cheshire
Caution tape was put up at the scene Tuesday afternoon
The Volkswagen Tiguan involved in the crash can be bought for around £33,000, while the Aston Martin supercar fitted to it is worth £200,000.
It takes just three seconds for the luxury vehicle to go from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour.
In 2007, British car show Top Gear sent the Aston Martin DBS around their famous test track and recorded a lap time of 1:23.9.
This was 3.2 seconds faster than its predecessor the Vanquish S, and one second faster than the comparable Bentley Continental Supersports.
Aston Martin's DBS also appeared as James Bond's favorite car in Casino Royale.
Making his debut as a British Secret Service agent, Daniel Craig was seen getting in and out of the high-performance car during the 21st film in the James Bond series.
The vehicle was removed from the sports car, worth approximately £200,000
Although no one was injured, Cheshire Police were called to the scene
The Aston Martin DBS sports car involved was on display outside the car dealership and was worth around £200,000.
A spokesman for Cheshire Police said: 'At 4.37pm on Tuesday, May 7, police on patrol in Wilmslow came across a gray Volkswagen Tiguan fitted with the bonnet of a blue Aston Martin outside a dealership on Water Lane, Wilmslow.
“Both vehicles have been recovered and investigations are ongoing into the circumstances surrounding the incident. No arrests have been made.”
This isn't the first time a careless driver has been mocked for “parking” unconventionally.
A SUV 'climbed' a tree in Birchington-on-Sea in February this year.
Photos show the black car's rear wheels balancing in the branches of the tree, while its bumper is wedged against the garden wall of a nearby house.
In April a In the photo, Land Rover crashed into a lamppost and raze it to the ground in central London.
The black SUV was balanced in the branches of a tree, its bumper wedged against a wall after the crash
No one was injured in the blast, but a standoff ensued throughout the village
Shocking footage on social media shows the black 4×4 after it appeared to have crashed into a lamppost, pinning it to the ground
From the side of the Land Rover Defender, the head of the lamp post can now be seen upside down
Reacting to the shocking images, one social media user wrote: 'Obviously if you buy an all-terrain vehicle you're going to use it off road.'
Someone else added: 'I'm not sure why the decision was made to park there but people do strange things.'
Another said: 'Can't park there mate.'