Bugatti Veyron owner convicted of insurance fraud, 1 year prison

Andy Lee House, the man who intentionally drove his one-month-old Bugatti Veyron into a lake in 2009, has been sentenced to one year in prison for his actions.

Bugatti Veyron insurance fraud

Far from a lapse in concentration, it has been concluded that Mr House intended to defraud his insurer for a small fortune back in 2009, when he drove his $1 million Veyron into the salt water of Gulf Bay, in Texas.

Initially Mr House claimed he was distracted by a low flying pelican, and then changed his reasoning to being distracted on his phone while driving. These theories however were dismissed, with the events subsequently being filmed by a nearby car showing that Mr House made no real attempt to avoid the water.

He then left the engine running whilst submerged, hydro-locking the W16 powertrain, another sign Mr House wasn’t exactly acting in the best interests of his vehicle.

His insurance company is demanding a $600,000 settlement, while Mr House faces 366 days behind bars, with another three years of supervised probation.

The worst part about this story is, in our opinion, a poor Bugatti Veyron went to absolute waste. Footage of the incident can be seen below.

One thought on “Bugatti Veyron owner convicted of insurance fraud, 1 year prison

  1. ha ha ha ha fu&*in idiot now he’s got no bugatti, no insurance pay out, & probably a “boyfriend” for the next 12 months ha ha ha

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