Lamborghini, Tesla destroyed as NSW Police investigate why man was target of second firebombing

Police are investigating if a man has been the target of two firebombings in three months, after men in balaclavas set alight the garage of a waterfront home on Sydney’s lower north shore and destroyed two cars worth close to $500,000.

A Lamborghini and a Tesla were destroyed in a garage fire at Hunters Hill on Monday morning. Picture: David Swift

Police are investigating if a man has been the target of two firebombings in three months, after men in balaclavas set alight to the garage of a waterfront home and destroyed two cars worth close to $500,000.

Billy Blazevski, 25, was known to be staying at the luxury Hunters Hill home that is believed to have been targeted by arsonists who threw a Molotov cocktail into the garage about 4.15am on Monday.

The Daily Telegraph understands the blaze comes after another home linked to Mr Blazevski at St Johns Park, in the city’s far west, was also firebombed in October.

NSW Police detectives are now investigating why Mr Blazevski has been targeted in similar fashion twice recently, however it is understood he has so far been unwilling to assist them.

The fire destroyed two cars parked in the garage, a Lamborghini Huracan worth $380,000 and a brand new Tesla - which belonged to Instagram influencer Taylor Jayne “TJ” Touma, who lives at the home with another man, her boyfriend.

Police are investigating if Billy Blazevski was the target of a second firebombing in three months, after men in balaclavas set alight the garage of a Hunters Hill home he is staying at. Picture: David Swift

Taylor Jayne "TJ" Touma, who also lives at the Hunters Hill home, had her white Tesla destroyed in the firebombing on Monday morning. There is no suggestion of any wrongdoing by Ms Touma. Photo: Instagram

Police officers at the Hunters Hill home, which last sold for $8.5 million, on Monday. Picture: David Swift

Ms Touma, who regularly shares glimpses of her lavish life and multiple successful business ventures with her 57,000 followers on Instagram, was also remaining tight lipped about the arson attack.

“I don’t want to talk about the fire,” she said, when called by The Daily Telegraph.

Ms Touma posted a photo of herself with the Tesla on the day she got it just ten weeks ago, before sharing a video from the inside of the car.

But when fire crews arrived at the home, which has a pool, gym, four bedrooms and five bathrooms, and overlooks the picturesque Tarban Creek, there was no chance of saving it or the $380,000 Lamborghini.

Ms Touma said she “did not want to talk about the fire” when contacted by The Daily Telegraph. Photo: Instagram

Ms Touma has close to 60,000 followers on Instagram. Photo: Instagram

NSW Police detectives spent much of the day at the waterfront property and have launched an investigation. Picture: David Swift

The remnants of a burnt out Lamborghini destroyed in a suspicious fire in Hunters Hill. Picture: David Swift

Fireys managed to extinguish the blaze within 30 minutes and prevented it spreading down to other parts of the sprawling home.

There is no suggestion of any wrongdoing by Mr Blazevski or Ms Touma.

Police remained at the home throughout the day, speaking with real estate agents and neighbours about what they saw.

It is understood one resident saw several dark figures running from the scene, while police sources said the fact CCTV had shown those men wearing black gloves and black balaclavas, indicated it was a targeted attack.

The garage door was almost completely burned down in the fire, which burned through the roofs of the two cars to expose their insides.

The waterfront views of the home on Wandella Ave in Hunters Hill. Photo: Supplied

The home has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a pool and a gym. Photo: Supplied

NSW Fire and Rescue spokesman Adam Dewberry said it was lucky no one was injured in the fire.

“Three aerial platforms supported fire crews in breathing apparatus as they attacked the seat of the blaze and prevented it spreading to an adjacent hammer mill,” a NSW Fire and Rescue spokesman said.

“The cause of the fire is being determined.”

Police sources said it was believed an explosive, similar to a molotov cocktail, had been used to cause the blaze.