Groom crashes rented $342,000 Ferrari into wall on his wedding day.

A groom who rented a £240,000 Ferrari for his wedding was lucky to escape unhurt after crashing it into a friend's front garden.

Usman Ali, 25, who works as a tyre fitter for his father's garage, is understood to have put down a £5,000 deposit to use the Ferrari 458 Spider for his wedding weekend.

But on Sunday, the day after the wedding, his foot apparently tripped on the car mat and he pressed the accelerator rather than the brake as he arrived at his friend's house ahead of further celebrations of his nuptials with wife Sakina Parveen.

The luxury car – which can go from 0 to 60mph in just three seconds – shot forward and smashed into the front of a terraced house.

According to friends, the crash could cost Mr Ali around £25,000 - with £5,000 lost on the deposit and a £20,000 excess.

Neighbours on the street in Burnley, Lancashire, watched as Mr Ali somehow emerged unscathed out of the wrecked Italian supercar, which had been worth nearly five times more than their own houses.

Yesterday ripped police cordons were still tied to the sides of the broken wall outside the house owned by Mr Ali's friend Mohammed Nawaz.

The Ferrari – which has a top speed of 210mph - is reportedly owned by Birmingham-based Platinum Executive Travel, which is run by Aleem Iqbal and his father.

A friend of Mr Ali, who still lives with his father in their £55,000 family home, said he was a car fanatic who owns a Golf GTI, and rented the supercar for his wedding.

He said: 'He's a good lad and he works hard, but I don't think he had enough experience driving this sort of car.