car has crashed into a house inBishopbriggs.
Police were called to a terraced property on Auchinairn Road in the town at around 6am on Tuesday morning.
A white Toyota ploughed through a fence and into the front of the property in a shocking collision.
Pictures show extensive damage to the front of the home with the crumpled car still lodged through the front door.
The entrance to the home was left caved in with bricks strewn across the motor and front garden. Brick walls holding up the entrance to the property can be seen buckled around the car.
It is understood no one was seriously injured in the crash.
Police have sealed off the quiet residential area. The row of houses are situated on the main road, which runs along the boundary between Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire.
A cordon has been erected around the property. A marked police car is also stationed outside.
The investigation remains open.
Neighbour Andy Brown who was woken to the drama told the Record: "I was in my bed.
"It was a bit of a shock when I saw the car in the house, especially how close it is to my home.
"I've never seen a car go through a house before."
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 6.10am on Tuesday, 28 October, 2025, we received a report of a car striking a property on Auchinairn Road, Glasgow.
“Emergency services attended, and no serious injuries were reported.
“Enquiries are ongoing.”
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