The supercars - including a £271,000 red Lamborghini Aventador and £181,000 orange Aston Martin DB11 - belong to Leicester-based Darren Edmonds.
The supercars - including a £271,000 red Lamborghini Aventador and £181,000 orange Aston Martin DB11 - belong to Mr Edmonds who has a fleet of more than 200 luxury vehicles and quipped joked 'better dust off the T-cut'.
In a statement the company confirmed nobody was injured in the crash including the HGV driver - understood to be Everyman's 'Transport Specialist' Richard Slack. Police raced to the side of the A20 near Farningham, Kent, on Wednesday evening after reports that the transporter carrying the luxury motors had overturned.Mr Edmonds appears to have worked for Everyman Racing since 1990, rising from 'tea boy' to be the owner of the business
One witness to the crash commented on Facebook: 'I have to say I think your driver was a very lucky man after talking to him at the scene it could of been a hell of a lot worse.'
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