Being a valet, especially in five-star hotels, expensive restaurants or resorts for the few, is a responsibility that comes with a premium, driving some of the most exclusive and expensive cars in existence.
This extends to popular places and cities, increasing even more the responsibility of valets and the confidence of owners in the service, which is not cheap, for obvious reasons.
Upon arriving at the hotel, the future guest’s first contact with the establishment is the valets, and there begins a relationship of trust, as some would never hand over their keys to friends and family, let alone to a stranger.
However, the valets are there exactly to make the first reception of the hotel customer and the owner knows that he is not a guy who arrived yesterday at the service, especially in very high-end establishments.
In one of them, in Australia, the relationship of trust between valet and super car owner was shaken in a collision involving two examples of the Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae, the farewell series of the Italian bolide.
The valet erred by stepping on the accelerator pedal when he should have pressed the brake, causing the car to collide with another Lamborghini.
Luckily, the speed was low, but enough to cause damage to the front of the blue Aventador Roadster, which hit the rear of the purple Aventador.
The accident was caught by professional fighter and Brazilian jiu-jitsu trainer Craig Jones, who recorded the valet’s reaction to the mistake made and the damage to both vehicles.
With some censored profanity, Jones doesn’t seem to believe what he’s seeing, which would really surprise anyone, really.
The Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae had 350 coupes and 250 convertibles made, and some of them were reproduced again due to the sinking of the ship Felicity Ace.
The repairs, fortunately, can be redone by Lamborghini, but the originality of not having been beaten is lost along the way.
Anyway, the isolated event does not take away the credibility of the valets of places where guests arrive aboard cars that cost up to millions and spend lots of money while enjoying the luxury of the establishment.
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