Valet crashes Lamborghini Gallardo

A valet at a five-star hotel in New Delhi caused an estimated £200,000 of damage to a Lamborghini Gallardo after crashing it into a concrete wall, according to reports.
The front end of the sleek white supercar was severely crumpled in the incident at Le Meridien hotel, which was reportedly captured on CCTV.
A friend of the car's owner, Nipun Miglani, said the car had been driven to the hotel by the owner's cousin.
 
A police case has been filed against Le Meridien, which has refused to accept responsibility, as well as the valet. The owner claims the repairs were estimated at 20 million rupees (£200,000).
CCTV footage reportedly showed the valet bring the car from the parking area to the porch of the multi-storey hotel, which hosts several glitzy restaurants and a bar, and then briefly get out.

After climbing back behind the wheel, he then lurches forward inexplicably, sending a colleague diving for cover before piling head-on into the wall, injuring himself in the process.
The rear-wheel-drive Gallardo, named after a type of fighting bull, is capable of a top speed of around 200 miles an hour (321 kilometres an hour) and has an engine packing more than 550 brake horsepower.