A car was left hanging precariously from the roof of a Berkeley townhouse on Tuesday evening after the driver reportedly got his foot stuck in the pedal.
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The incident happened as the man was reversing his blue Toyota Corolla and hit a bollard, forcing the car up and embedding it in a neighbour's property.
No one was injured in the accident.
Two Fire and Rescue NSW crews attended, with Duty Inspector Greg Purvis describing the removal of the car as "complex".
"We were a bit concerned about doing any more damage to the property, so we put some props in place to stop the car toppling into the house, and a tow truck was used to pull the car free," he said.
"It was an unfortunate accident and it was lucky no one was injured."
Police were also in attendance.
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