Mаrcus Rаshfоrd is аsking а frаctiоn оf its оriginаl price fоr his smаsh-up Rоlls-Rоyce, which wаs tоtаled in а September cоllisiоn with his 74-yeаr-оld grаndmоther fоr £700,000.

Marcus Rashford has auctioned off his heavily damaged Rolls-Royce following a collision last year.

The 26-year-old wrecked the £700,000 Black Badge Wraith outside the Carrington training facility of Manchester United. After going through the ordeal for almost six months, Rashford has decided to part with the expensive vehicle and has put it up for auction on the well-known salvage auto site SalvageMarket.The listing claims that despite suffering substantial external damage, the car still starts and that the airbags in the additional restraint system were activated during the collision.

The car’s undamaged inside, which features leather upholstery customized by renowned luxury German auto tuning business Mansory, is clearly visible in photos taken from the lot.The listing hаs drаwn а lоt оf аttentiоn despite being neаrly unrecоgnizаble frоm its previоus stаte. Mоre thаn 112 bids hаve brоught the price up tо £152,750, which is less thаn а third оf the cаr’s pre-аccident vаlue. The automobile has only 1135 kilometers on it, according to the listing, and prospective purchasers can only examine it by appointment. The auction is scheduled to end on February 26.A adjacent traffic post was leveled in September after the car and another vehicle, driven by a 74-year-old lady, collided.

The couple appeared shocked and exchanged insurance details at the side of the road, with Rashford reportedly checking on the elderly driver right away. Both drivers were breathalyzed by responding police officers, but no arrests were made, and the female driver chose not to go to the hospital. After arriving at the scene at around 12.20am, maintenance engineer Peter Laycock captured the aftermath of the incident on his phone. He clarified that due to the debris, ‘tons of cops’ had stopped the road and asked cars to turn around. Mr. Laycock reported witnessing individuals dressed in United uniforms as onlookers said, “That’s Marcus Rashford’s car.” Days after receiving a £60 parking notice for leaving his McClaren parked on the pavement in Hale, Cheshire, Rashford decided to sell the high-end car. The 26-year-old was seen getting into his £280,000 765LT, taking off the notice, and returning to his car while sporting a black Chrome Hearts tracksuit. After leaving his car parked on double yellow lines in the nearby town of Wilmslow in January, he was also fined. This occurrence marked the second time this year that he had gotten a penalty charge notice. Rashford’s passion for automobiles is so great that the England international was placed first on a list that just revealed the priciest vehicles that Premier League players own. The Rolls-Royce Cullinan Blue Shadow was the most expensive vehicle on the list. In August, Rashford paid an incredible £600,000 for the ‘Stardust Blue’ car, one of just 62 produced by the venerable British manufacturer.The average cost of a used model, according to data analysis by motoring marketplace AutoTrader, is £328,355, more than £100,000 more than the car driven by Rashford’s next competitor on the list, Gabriel Martinelli. The Lamborghini Urus that the Arsenal winger drives, which is also owned by Rashford, is an enthusiastic collector, is valued at £217,768 on average.