Deadly collision in Texas causes luxury sports car to split in half, killing 2 occupants

A high-end McLaren sports car was completely destroyed after a tragic accident in Texas. The collision occurred when the McLaren crashed into a sedan before careening into a tree. Regrettably, both the driver and passenger of the McLaren lost their lives as a result of the impact. 

The devastating incident unfolded in the Lake Highlands area of Dallas, specifically near the junction of Abrams Road and Royal Lane. According to reports by Fox 4 News Dallas-Forth Worth, the crash took place shortly after 3 p.m. on Monday. 

The two people in the black car who died were Cristobal Flores Espino, 29, and Robert Leroy Rocha, 31.

The gold Toyota also appeared to hit a tree with its hood also bashed in.  (Fox 4)

The Toyota also appeared to hit a tree with its hood also bashed in. 

Police and investigators were at the scene collecting evidence. They say the investigation is ongoing. 

Video and images from the harrowing scene showed the McLaren extraordinarily split in half. (Fox 4)

570S Coupé models are powered by 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engines.

They were designed and built by the U.K. car manufacturer McLaren Automotive, from 2015 until 2021. 

Some used models are for sale for more than $170,000 on CarGurus.com.