Man had to wait eight years to get $297,000 supercar back after 'one of his worst decisions'

This man had his $297,000 supercar stolen from him in the UK and traveled all the way to Thailand, before it was finally returned to him after eight years and a trip around the world.

This British YouTuber bought a Lamborghini Huracán Spider in 2016 in a beautiful lime green and rented it out. Which was fine until a client wanted to hire it for an entire month.

Using trackers, he managed to work out that his $297,000 supercar had been sitting for two days at London Heathrow airport, and on further investigation, it had been taken half-way around the world.

Even employees from the YouTuber’s companies flew all the way to Bangkok with the plan to steal it back, but returned to the UK without the $297,000 supercar.

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This is one of the best mystery thrillers we’ve ever heard. It starts out really sadly for the poor owner, but after eight years and a lot of stress, a $297,000 supercar is finally back home where it belongs.

The unfortunate owner of the supercar is British YouTuber Mark McCann who purchased a lime green $297,000 Lamborghini Huracán Spider back in 2016.

Mark, and his business partner Mo, run a business renting out different supercars for the day for around $800. Eight years ago, a client asked to borrow the $297,000 Lamborghini Huracán Spider for a month.

Instead of getting the supercar back after the month was up, Mark realized by tracking that the Lamborghini had been at the UK’s Heathrow Airport for two days.

He and Mo drove to the airport to try and find it. But when they got there, they discovered that the Lamborghini Huracán had already gone to Thailand.

Needless to say, he was devastated.

Even though a couple of employees flew out to Bangkok to try and ‘steal it back’, they returned with empty hands after they found it for sale in Thailand.

After eight years, though, the crime ring that stole his Lamborghini was busted. People got arrested, and finally, Mark’s Lambo came back from Thailand in suspiciously better condition than it left his garage in.

You can see the relief on the YouTuber’s face, but he still described the whole experience as ‘one of the worst decisions [he’s] ever made.’

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