Marcus Rashford has auctioned off his wrecked Rolls Royce after it was badly damaged in a crash last year.
The 26-year-old crashed the £700,000 Black Badge Wraith outside Manchester United’s training ground in Carrington.
Now, almost six months after the ordeal, Rashford has decided to move on from the luxury bike and list it on the popular salvage car auction site SalvageMarket.
According to the listing, the car still starts despite significant damage to the exterior, with the supplemental restraint system deploying airbags during the crash.
Photos from the lot also show the car’s undamaged interior, with leather upholstery custom made by renowned luxury German car tuning company Mansory.
Marcus Rashford’s wrecked Rolls Royce goes to auction, less than six months after it was wrecked in a crash outside Carrington
The Manchester United star collided with a car driven by a 74-year-old woman last year, but fortunately neither were injured
Bidding on the vehicle, which is worth more than £700,000 new, is currently just over £152,000, with more than 100 bids in total
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Despite being almost unrecognizable from its previous state, the advert has attracted significant attention with over 112 bids bringing the current price to £152,750, less than a third of the car’s value before the accident.
The ad also states that the car has just 1,135 miles on the odometer, with viewings for potential buyers available by appointment only, with bidding closing on February 26.
In September the car collided with another vehicle driven by a 74-year-old woman, mowing down a nearby traffic checkpoint.
Rashford is said to have immediately checked on the elderly driver as the shaken pair exchanged insurance details on the roadside.
Police officers present at the scene analyzed both drivers, but no arrests were made and the female driver decided not to go to hospital.
Maintenance engineer Peter Laycock caught the aftermath of the crash on his phone and arrived on the scene at around 12.20pm.
He explained that “lots of police” had blocked the road and asked vehicles to turn around because of the debris.
Mr Laycock said he saw people wearing United clothes as onlookers whispered ‘it’s Marcus Rashford’s car’.
The luxury car has only 1,835 kilometers on the odometer and was purchased shortly before the accident
The car’s supplemental restraint system was partially activated during the September accident
The Black Badge Wraith was adapted by German luxury car tuning company Mansory
Rashford’s decision to sell the luxury vehicle comes just days after he was handed a £60 parking fine after leaving his McClaren on the pavement in Hale, Cheshire.
The 26-year-old was pictured in a black Chrome Hearts tracksuit as he returned to his car and removed the sign before taking off in the £280,000 765LT.
The incident was the second time he has been fined this year, having also been fined in January after parking his car in the double car park. yellow lines in nearby Wilmslow.
Such is Rashford’s love for cars that the England international topped a recently compiled list of Premier League stars’ most expensive motors.
The Rolls-Royce Cullinan Blue Shadow topped the list, with Rashford forking out a whopping £600,000 for the ‘Stardust Blue’ car in August, one of just 62 produced by the British manufacturer.
Rashford’s motorbike (pictured) and the elderly woman’s car were both damaged in the impact, which also saw the footballer mow down a camera pole at a traffic light
Rashford (left) was previously seen getting into a £700,000 car at a jewelers in Cheshire
Car marketplace AutoTrader – who analyzed the data – estimated the average price of a used model at £328,355, which is more than £100,000 more than the price of the car driven by Rashford’s closest rival on the list, Gabriel Martinelli.
The Arsenal winger’s Lamborghini Urus – a car also owned by avid collector Rashford – is worth an average of £217,768.