The Ariel Atom and police on the A90 in Dundee. Image: Fife Jammer Locations/Facebook
A high-spec car was reportedly involved in a crash on a busy Dundee road.
Drivers had to look twice after seeing the Ariel Atom – which looks more like an F1 vehicle than a standard car – stopped on the A90 Forfar Road near Caird Park on Monday evening.
Reports from the scene suggest the car was involved in a collision, but police are yet to confirm details.
Ariel Atoms sell for tens of thousands of pounds and can do 0-60mph in three seconds.
Its designers describe it as a “truly unique car”.
Ariel Atom ‘sets the standard for performance cars’
The Ariel website says: “In 1999 we changed everyone’s perception of what a lightweight sports car should be.
“It was called the Ariel Atom and It set the standard by which performance cars were measured, regardless of price, and still does.
“An icon of automotive design, engineering and performance we continue to evolve the Atom.
“Now in its fourth generation, with more power, improved aerodynamics, stiffer chassis, new suspension and a multitude of refinements the Atom 4 takes the journey further.
