The video circulating on social media shows a black Range Rover with its bonnet wedged into the retailer's store on Warren Street, central London. Video filmed by a passenger on a passing bus shows a Met police cordon set up around the scene outside Argos as police shut off access to the store. It is unclear how or why the Range Rover ended up smashing into the shop front.

       The video shows the luxury 4x4 car with it's rear door wide open at the scene.

       Shattered glass is also visible surrounding the car where it smashed through what appears to be a sliding door entrance.

       While unclear, the interior of the store appears to have incurred some damage after the car rammed through the entrance.

       The shop front's security shutters also appear to have been smashed through and destroyed in the smash.

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       The Range Rover's rear lights also appear to still be on and clothing can be seen in the boot of the vehicle.

       A police cordon can be seen blocking passers by from getting any closer to the scene of the Argos smash.

       Police officers can also be seen surveying the smashed up area following the crash.

       It is unclear how or why the car ended up on the pavement and crashing through the front of the popular catalogue retailer.

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       The Met Police have been approached for comment.

       While it is unclear how the Range Rover ended up in the shop front, it is not the first time a car has been found in such a way.

       In January 2019, burglars used a car to smash their way into a shopping centre before raiding a phone store.

       Thieves broke into the Forum Shopping Centre in Wallsend, North Tyneside, North East England in a black hatchback car at around 4am on January 29, 2019.

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       The Italian Job-style dramatic footage was caught on CCTV recording second-by-second as the burglars make their dawn heist on the centre.

       It shows the burglars heading for the O2 mobile phone store which they broke into and stole mobiles and other devices during the early hour attack.

       Releasing the security film of the burglary, the Northumbria force said the scene "wouldn't look out of place in the film The Italian Job".