'One-off' £1.5m Supercar Damaged In Crash At Tangmere
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An extremely rare £1.5m supercar was badly damaged after it smashed into a crash barrier in West Sussex.
The Pagani Zonda, which has a top speed of more than 200mph (322kmph), crashed on the A27 at Tangmere on Saturday shortly after 07:30 BST.
Sussex Police said the driver was not injured but the "one-off" Italian-made car was left with "significant damage".
It is thought the car was travelling in a convoy of sports cars at the time and police have appealed for witnesses.
"We are hoping someone would remember as it is so distinctive," PC Peter De Silvo said.
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