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Millionaire's Porsche Towed for Parking Ticket

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Millionaire's Porsche Towed for Parking Ticket

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On April 2nd, a 300,000-pound Porsche got towed in London after its owner ignored a parking ticket. The Black 9-11 GT3 RS was parked on yellow lines near Kensington High Street, and council workers hooked it up with a crane while folks watched. It's believed to belong to Hassan Sharbatli, a top-soughty entrepreneur running the Al Nala Group. Sharbatli's company deals in real estate and cars back home, and he's got a massive collection of supercars. You've seen his Bugatti Kairan were 3 million pounds, Lamborghini Sien, at 2.6 million, and Ferrari's pushing 700,000 or 500,000 cruising London streets before. The scene played out right outside the roof gardens, that's a lab hotspot that burned up not long ago. No word yet on Sharbatli paying to get his ride back, but his shows even millionaires feel the sting of a simple ticket. Meanwhile, parking fines hit a record high last year, with councils pulling in 782 million

pounds nationwide. That's up 160 million from before, thanks to bigger fines up to 160 pounds, and more zones, especially in London, where Westminster alone grabbed nearly 50 million. So next time you're tempted to ditch that ticket on your dream machine, think twice. The tow truck doesn't care about your bank account.

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