Source: REUTERS/Matthew Childs
[Saba Sports News] According to British media reports, Marcus Rashford’s £700,000 Rolls-Royce has suffered two tire blowouts in three weeks, with the latest incident occurring just 10 yards from where the previous blowout happened. The latest blowout occurred on Monday morning, affecting the same tire on the driver’s side rear, causing the Mansory Ghost model to be towed for the second time in 24 days. It is unclear who was driving at the time of the blowout, but it is known that it happened just one mile from the location of the previous towing. His first Mansory Ghost was written off in an accident. Currently on loan from Manchester United to Aston Villa, Rashford had to change his vehicle after a collision on the M60 motorway in September 2023. He later auctioned it off at a substantial discount of £184,000, more than £500,000 less than its original price, and replaced it with a nearly identical car last May. Earning £350,000 per week, Rashford promptly ordered a new Rolls-Royce, opting for white instead of gray. However, the new model was also towed after breaking down on the same road for over an hour on March 21. It is reported that this 6.6-liter ultra-luxury supercar can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 4.4 seconds, with a top speed of 155 mph.