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VPD catch supercar doing more than double the speed limit near UBC

The photo of the Lamborghini Aventador was blurred for privacy reasons
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A Lamborghini Aventador was caught speeding at 167 km/h near UBC in Vancouver where the highest speed limit is 80 km/h.

A Lamborghini Aventador was towed by Vancouver police after it was spotted doing 167 km/h near the University of British Columbia.

The supercar was caught speeding the evening of Sept. 13 near the Vancouver university on West 16th Avenue near Blanca Street.

In a tweet, the VPD traffic section noted after recording the car doing 167 km/h with a laser, it took two officers to get the car to stop. In an email to V.I.A. the VPD stated the driver got a $483 ticket.

Lamborghini Aventadors are one of the fastest street-legal cars on the market with top speeds of around 350 km/h. New base models of the car go for more than $450,000 with some models from the last production year (2022) going for nearly $1 million.

In the photo posted of the car being hauled away, the VPD note the photo has been blurred due to privacy concerns. That irked some people on Twitter.

This story was updated with additional details from the police.

 

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