Tracy Morgan’s $500,000 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ was pulled over on the east coast last week.
According to TMZ2020 exotic car has a side scratch, resulting in the vehicle being towed in the Big Apple.
The red Lambo was seen with white stripes near the driver’s side door, but it’s unclear if the car was hit or if Morgan, 54, was responsible for the damage.
The former Saturday Night Live comedian was spotted whipping his wheels last weekend, just before the accident.
In the picture, he was engaged in an animated conversation with a woman sitting next to him in the passenger seat.
Crash: Tracy Morgan’s $500,000 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ ditched on the East Coast last week
The actor and standup comic has a history of accidents when it comes to cars.
Back in 2019, he crashed a brand new Bugatti just minutes after leaving the showroom in his hometown of New York.
The $2 million luxury vehicle cost about $32,000 to repair the bumpers and fenders, TMZ reported, adding that the Lambo repair will likely cost a similar amount.
The incident comes after Morgan was seen arguing with a pedestrian in New York City in April 2020, allegedly over whether the man was walking when the comedian “hit him with his sports car” — the same red Lamborghini he pulled last weekend.
Morgan was filmed having a tense conversation with a guy in midtown Manhattan.
At the time of the alleged strike, he was driving at the intersection of 42nd and Broadway near Times Square.
The incident happened when the star tried to turn right on a green light, eyewitnesses said TMZ.
The pedestrian claimed he was hit, but it’s unclear exactly what happened, and authorities have not filed a report on the exchange.
Fancy Car: According to TMZ, the 2020 exotic car had a side scratch that resulted in the vehicle being towed in the Big Apple; Morgan pictured last week before the ordeal
Return: Tracy pictured with her beloved wheels in July 2021
Nine years ago, Morgan was seriously injured in a New Jersey highway crash that killed his friend, comedian James ‘Jimmy Mac’ McNair.
The comedian, who remained in critical condition following the incident on June 7, 2014, was in a coma for two weeks.
He suffered a ‘traumatic brain injury’, underwent years of rehabilitation and was forced to use a wheelchair during treatment.
Fellow comedians Harris Stanton and Ardi Fuqua were also hospitalized after the Mercedes limousine bus they were riding in was hit by a Walmart tractor-trailer.
