An image posted by GMP shows the car pulled over
A Lamborghini supercar was seized in Manchester city centre by police after officers spotted an issue with the driver's insurance.
An posted to social media shows the expensive black car parked up in the city centre. The sleek black lines are interrupted by a large sticker which has been slapped on the vehicle's rear window, reading: "NO INSURANCE" and "SEIZED BY POLICE". It is illegal to drive a car without proper insurance in the UK. This means that a driver must have a proper insurance policy for each vehicle that they drive including if they are only driving it temporarily.
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