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Wednesday , November 4 2026

Crashed car left for weeks now listed as ‘historical landmark’

A rural part of a county has unexpectedly been bestowed with a “historical landmark” – a crashed car that has not been moved in more than two months.

The blue Vauxhall Grandland came off the A617 Kirklington Road in Nottinghamshire on 10 September, with no serious injuries reported, according to police.

It is now listed on Google Maps and, so far, has attracted a near-perfect 4.9-star rating from reviews, including one that said: “I’ve seen a lot of blue cars over the years, but this is my favourite.”

A parish councillor from nearby Kirklington, Ian Woolridge, put the listing down to some good-humoured residents, but added he still wanted it cleared up as soon as possible.


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