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Talk about taking a big gamble.
A British driver has had his $350,000 Lamborghini Aventador impounded after they were caught behind the wheel without insurance.
The unidentified motorist was pulled over in Stechford, near Birmingham, on Thursday, SWNS reported.
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The West Midlands Police posted an image of the white supercar to social media with the message:
“Note to anyone who wants to buy a Lamborghini Aventador. Please remember to make sure it is insured for you to drive.”
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Operating a vehicle without proper insurance is a $400 fine and six penalty points, but if a driver takes it to court and loses they can end up being sentenced with a suspended license and unlimited fine.
The Royal Automobile Club says that over 80,000 drivers are caught without insurance annually, which this year included a driver who ran into a police car just 30 seconds after driving their new car off the lot.