This £150,000 Lamborghini Gallardo has just crashed into a tree, careered into the middle of the road and smashed a concrete bollard to smithereens. It also lost a wheel which came flying off, missing a child and her grandfather by little more than 10ft. And the reaction of the driver? The young man, who has not been identified, is said to have just laughed and told onlookers it did not matter the 202mph supercar was a write-off because he would just ‘buy another one tomorrow’. Scroll down for video . A Lamborghini was left severely damaged after it was crashed into a tree and a bollard, causing one of the rear wheels of the £250,000 supercar to fly off and narrowly miss a man who was walking his granddaughter home . Private security worker Martin Johnson, 46, was walking his nine-year-old granddaughter Charly Pennett home from school when he narrowly missed being caught up in the crash in Beaumont Leys, Leicestershire. ‘As we came to the main road we heard a throaty roar which made us turn our heads and that’s when we saw this exotic orange-coloured sports car come around the corner at speed,’ he said. ‘We were lucky really because the large wheel came bouncing through the air at about chest height barely 10ft away. If we were there just a couple of minutes earlier it could have been a different story. ‘The kids were very, very scared but when the driver got out he was laughing and after a while started to boast that he would “just go out and buy another one tomorrow”.’ Martin Johnson said he was walking his granddaughter Charly Pennett home when the wheel flew past . Onlookers claimed the owner of the supercar crashed close to a school and said he would buy another . A rear wheel span off the back of the car due to the force of the crash in Beaumont Leys, Leicestershire . The 5.2litre car was left badly damaged by the crash, with the back left wheel of the 550 horse power vehicle completely ripped from its axle. A spokesman for Leicestershire Police said: 'Police received a call to a report of single vehicle road traffic collision on Strasbourg Drive. 'The vehicle involved was an orange Lamborghini Gallardo which collided with a bollard. 'There were no injuries for the driver and the road was closed at junction with Krefield Way and Heachem Drive while the vehicle was recovered. 'We have concluded our enquiries and there have been no arrests.'
A £250,00 Lamborghini supercar hit a tree and then smashed into a bollard . The car crashed just metres from a primary school and wheel flew off . Wheel narrowly missed Martin Johnson and granddaughter Charly Pennett . Owner apparently got out and joked he would buy a new one tomorrow .