This was the heartbreaking sight a Porsche owner had to endure after crashing his pride and joy into a builder's lorry. The owner was left devastated after his £80,000 911 Carrera was crushed by a builder's lorry as they both pulled into a side street to move out the way for the emergency services in a suburban street in Nottingham. Both vehicles had been caught in traffic after a cyclist was injured on a nearby road and police and the ambulance service were rushing to attend the scene. One onlooker, who witnessed the crash, said: 'The bloke looked absolutely distraught. It was obviously his pride and joy. 'You've got to feel for the man, it was a really nice car. You would be gutted if you were him.' Heartbreaking site: An onlooker who witnessed this crash in Nottingham said: 'The bloke looked absolutely distraught. It was obviously his pride and joy' The two-door German sports car was crushed while maneuvering onto the side road, with pictures showing the car's battery hanging out of the front of the crumpled bonnet, only connected by a single wire. Traffic continued to build up as paramedics saw to the female rider on nearby Radcliffe Road. Davies Road, where the Porsche 911 Carrera was crushed after colliding with a lorry while pulling to the side of the road in traffic queues because of a nearby cyclist accident . Police said there were no life-threatening injuries reported and the cyclist from the original collision was taken to hospital with a minor leg injury. A spokesperson for Nottinghamshire Police said: 'We were called just after 12.05pm on Wednesday following a two-vehicle collision involving a Porsche 911 Carrera and a lorry in Davies Road, West Bridgford. 'No-one was injured during the collision.'
Crashed Porsche 911 into builder's lorry on traffic queues in Nottingham. Traffic was built up because of road closure after nearby cycling accident. Onlooker said driver 'looked absolutely distraught' after collision with lorry.