Wrecked McLaren Senna Hypercar to Be Auctioned in the US
Wrecked McLaren Senna Hypercar to Be Auctioned in the US
What would you do if you wrecked a rare and expensive hypercar?
A rare McLaren Senna hypercar is set to be auctioned in the US after its previous owner wrecked it in a viral video. The YouTube personality, Edmond Barseghian, known as Mondi, crashed the bespoke build known as ‘Project Kilo II’ into a dealership. Let’s dive into the details.
In April, YouTube personality Edmond Barseghian, also known as Mondi, bought a McLaren Senna. He described it as a ‘one-of-one Kiwi Edition’, but it was actually a bespoke build called ‘Project Kilo II’ and was one of 500 examples.
Last month, the amateur racer was caught on video performing burnouts and donuts on Ventura Boulevard in Los Angeles. Unfortunately, he lost control of the Senna and crashed into the Lexus of Woodland Hills dealership.
The crash caused severe damage to the McLaren’s front end bodywork and chassis rails. However, it seems that the 588kW/800Nm twin-turbo V8 engine remains unharmed.
The wrecked McLaren Senna is now listed on the Insurance Auto Auctions website, revealing its extensive damage. While the rear also requires repairs, the engine is still intact.
Edmond Barseghian admitted on his Instagram that he was responsible for the crash, joking about the building wanting to collaborate. However, he later made his Instagram profile private.
This is not the first time Barseghian has crashed an expensive car. He previously crashed a GMC Hummer EV Edition 1 and drove a Porsche 911 GT3 down a flooded road.
- A McLaren Senna hypercar is being auctioned in the US after being wrecked by its previous owner.
- The car’s damage is now listed on the Insurance Auto Auctions website.
- The front end bodywork and chassis rails of the McLaren were significantly damaged.
- The Senna’s 588kW/800Nm twin-turbo V8 engine remains undamaged.
- The previous owner, Edmond Barseghian, has a history of crashing expensive cars.
The wrecked McLaren Senna is causing quite a buzz as it heads to auction in the US. Despite the significant damage to its bodywork and chassis rails, the powerful twin-turbo V8 engine remains unscathed. It’s clear that the previous owner, Edmond Barseghian, has a knack for crashing expensive cars. Will this viral incident affect the auction price? Only time will tell.
