A property developer has had his pride and joy towed after parking his white Lamborghini in a disabled space without a permit . The $ 400,000 2011 Aventador was snapped at LynnMall in West Auckland , New Zealand , after passers-by stopped to admire the flash sports car . A man took the photo that showed a distinct lack of any mobility permit on the dashboard and sent it to the New Zealand Herald . This white Lamborghini was towed from outside a shopping centre in New Zealand . The $ 400,000 2011 Aventador was snapped at LynnMall in West Auckland , New Zealand , without a disabled parking permit . The car ’ s owner Gerard Peters , who runs a property business and also imports high-end vehicles , told the paper he was sorry and had only left his car parked there for ‘ a couple of minutes ’ . Security at the LynnMall carpark contacted a towing company and had the car removed after a call out on the centre ’ s loudspeaker for 30 minutes . NZ Towing gave Mr Peters a $ 300 fine after he did not collect the car until the next day . Daily Mail Australia has contacted Mr Peters for comment . The car 's owner Gerard Peters told the New Zealand Herald he regrets the decision to park his car in the disabled spot . In Queensland an Australia Post truck was photographed parked in a disabled space . No permit was disabled on the vehicle so it was posted on the No Permit , No Parking Facebook page . Calling out drivers for wrongly parking in disabled spots is becoming somewhat of a trend , with Queensland resident Alicia Wright even setting up a Facebook page dedicated to the rule breakers . Ms Wright , who has Parkinson ’ s disease , runs the Facebook page No Permit , No Parking where photos of cars parked in disabled spots are posted . The page shows photos of Australia Post trucks , Mercedes 4x4 ’ s and Audis all parked in disabled spots with parking permits . Calling out drivers for wrongly parking in disabled spots is becoming somewhat of a trend . This note was left on a car at Kawana , Queensland . The author said ' I might have to print up a few and keep them handy '
A white Lamborghini was parked in a disabled spot on Monday . No permit was displayed on the car at a shopping centre in West Auckland . The property developer who owns it has said he regrets the decision . Police have been called to an address near Whangarei after reports of a man with a gun and a black Lamborghini.