Luxury Audi is found parked on a flight of stairs near Harris Farm Bondi Beach

Audi do that? Dopey driver abandons their $50,000 luxury car on a flight of steps near a Harris Farm after mistaking entrance for a car park

  • Photos have emerged showing a black SUV parked on the stairs of a Harris Farm
  • Employees quickly surrounded the car with vegetable crates to stop an accident
  • Reports suggested the motorist may have thought the entrance was a car park
  • A witness said the police weren’t called and the driver was nowhere to be seen

The owner of a luxury Audi abandoned their $50,000 car after driving onto the steps of a supermarket, mistaking the entrance for a car park. 

Journalist Luc Wiesman from D’Marge posted photos to social media showing the black SUV parked precariously at the top of a flight of steps near the Harris Farm store at 7.10am on Monday morning.

Mr Wiesman told Daily Mail Australia he was walking to the store in Bondi Beach when he saw the parked car.

The owner of a luxury Audi abandoned their $50,000 car after driving onto the steps of a supermarket, mistaking the entrance for a car park

Journalist Luc Wiesman posted photos to social media showing the black SUV parked precariously at the top of a flight of steps near the Harris Farm store at 7.10am on Monday morning

Journalist Luc Wiesman posted photos to social media showing the black SUV parked precariously at the top of a flight of steps near the Harris Farm store at 7.10am on Monday morning 

‘I think the driver must have come up Hall Street, turned left at the pedestrian crossing and assumed there was a car park down there or something, so they’ve turned and landed on the stairs,’ he said.

‘It must have just happened when I got there because the guys from Harris Farm were surrounding the car and putting crates around it to stop people from using the stairs.’

‘But there was no driver around and no cops. 

‘People were standing around taking photos – some were angry that the car was in the way, but others were laughing.’

Mr Wiesman also explained it was an ‘unusually quiet’ morning, and there were hardly any other cars or pedestrians around at the time. 

‘It was a bit of a weird situation,’ he said, adding that the driver didn’t show up even when the car was towed. 

Mr Wiesman told Daily Mail Australia: 'It must have just happened when I got there because the guys from Harris Farm were surrounding the car and putting crates around it to stop people from using the stairs' (pictured)

Mr Wiesman told Daily Mail Australia: ‘It must have just happened when I got there because the guys from Harris Farm were surrounding the car and putting crates around it to stop people from using the stairs’ (pictured)

Mr Wiesman joked on Instagram that the Audi was a 'new art installation by Audi Australia in Bondi'  (pictured)

Mr Wiesman joked on Instagram that the Audi was a ‘new art installation by Audi Australia in Bondi’  (pictured)

Mr Wiesman joked on Instagram that the Audi was a ‘new art installation by Audi Australia in Bondi’.

The vehicle appeared to be unscathed.

A Harris Farm Market spokesman told Daily Mail Australia the accident was caused by ‘driver error’.

‘The car was towed by the NRMA and no one was hurt.’

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