Watch a YouTuber Crash a Priceless McLaren Senna in the Dumbest Possible Way

«A fool and his money are soon parted,» the saying goes. I don't know how much money the owner of this 1-of-1 McLaren Senna has to their name, but crashing against a building in spectacular fashion won't help the 'ol bank account once the repair bill arrives.

A video uploaded to Reddit on Sunday night shows a dark green Senna up to no good on Ventura Boulevard in Los Angeles. The driver is seen performing for a small crowd recording the antics from the middle of the road, as the Senna does donuts and burnouts across three lanes, even briefly sliding over the yellow lines and onto incoming traffic. So, we're off to a great start.

After forcing cars on both sides of the road to a halt, the McLaren begins to speed away from the crowd while spinning its rear tires. Judging from the thunderous sound of its twin-turbo V8, the driver was most certainly giving it the full beans—until he didn't.

As powerful cars tend to do when being mishandled, the Senna quickly lost all traction and violently darted in one direction. The driver's skills came up a bit short to correct this, so the hypercar hopped the curb and smashed into a Lexus dealership, collecting some signage and even an innocent Toyota Camry along the way. Thankfully, no one appears to have been hurt.

(Note: the YT video below doesn't show the aftermath. See the Reddit video for that.)

According to Reddit, YouTuber Edmond Breseghian, better known as "Mondi," was behind the wheel when the crash happened. A quick look at his Instagram account shows that Breseghian recently acquired the pre-owned, McLaren Special Operations (MSO)-commissioned Senna and had spent most of the weekend going to various car shows in the LA area. The video was filmed at dusk and it's a bit grainy, but it's not hard to make out Breseghian's facial features on the person behind the wheel.

A bit of digging reveals that it's not the first time the YouTuber has crashed a car on video, having previously wrecked a Hummer EV on his first day of ownership, as well as a Porsche 911 GT3. However, this McLaren Senna is a much bigger deal—and not to mention much more expensive.

Your standard Senna, if there is such a thing, is said to have cost