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Hapless driver crashes £100k Porsche Taycan into new £600k home before he is pictured holding his head in his hands next to the ruined 191mph car

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  • It happened on  Fenton Road, Harrow, north west London at 6pm yesterday

By Lettice Bromovsky

Published: 10:31 BST, 13 June 2024 | Updated: 10:57 BST, 13 June 2024

A hapless driver crashed his Porsche Taycan into the front of a new-build home, before being pictured holding his head in his hands in despair. 

The dark grey, £100,000 sports car, which boasts an acceleration power of 0-60 mph in just 2.6 seconds, smashed into the brick building and embedded itself in the wall last night. 

Police were called to the £600,000 property on Fenton Road, Harrow at around 6pm, along with the fire brigade and paramedics. 

Videos from the scene show a young man, wearing black trousers and a blue shirt, sitting on the pavement nearby with his head in hands.

The dark grey, £100,000 sports car, which boasts an acceleration power of 0-60 mph in just 2.6 seconds, smashed into the brick building and embedded itself in the wall last night

Pictures of the scene show a young man, wearing black trousers and shoes and a blue shirt, sitting on the pavement nearby with his head in hands

The driver of the vehicle was hurt, but it is understood his injuries were not life threatening.  

One other person was hurt.

It is unknown if anyone in the house was injured.

A neighbour filmed the aftermath of the crash on their mobile phone, leading people online to poke fun at the bizarre accident.

One said: 'Estate agents are like 'lovely property with a living room that makes you feel like you're outdoors, with bespoke german interior'.'

While another joked: 'Careful love, there's a house there.'

A third added: 'Sorry mate, you can't park there.'

And one quipped: 'Fair play to him for putting his hazard lights on.'

Another said: 'He's Taycan the whole wall out.'

A London Ambulance Service spokesperson said: 'We were called at 6.13pm on Wednesday, 12 June to reports of a road traffic collision in Fenton Road, Harrow.

'We sent resources including an ambulance crew and incident response officer.

'We treated two patients at the scene before taking one of them to hospital.'

The Met Police and London Fire Brigade have been approached for comment.

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