A badly damaged high-end car that had been left in dense vegetation near the Sant Rafel roundabout in Ibiza for at least a week was recovered by a towing team on Tuesday, 13 October.

The vehicle was found close to a nightclub, with extensive damage to its front end. Its recovery required specialist equipment because thick vegetation and a nearby clothing-donation container obstructed access.

Car Suffered Extensive Front-End Damage

The vehicle was in such poor condition that it was described as a total loss. Images taken during the recovery showed the entire front end severely damaged, with the front-left axle detached.

The car had remained in the vegetation for at least a week before the recovery operation took place.

The available information does not establish exactly when the accident happened or what caused the vehicle to leave the road.

Crane and Winch Used to Recover the Vehicle

The recovery team first had to use a crane truck to move a clothing-donation container that was blocking access to the wreck.

Once the area was accessible, a winch was used to pull the car out of the vegetation and load it onto a recovery platform.

The operation allowed the heavily damaged vehicle to be removed from the site.

Condition of Occupants Remains Unknown

The circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear. The published report states that the condition of the vehicle’s occupants was unknown at the time of recovery.

There is no confirmed information in the available reporting about how many people were in the car, whether anyone was injured or whether the occupants received medical treatment.

No verified explanation has been reported for why the vehicle remained at the location for at least a week.

The recovery brought the vehicle out of the vegetation, but the circumstances of the original accident remain unconfirmed.