They really hit the bar! Drinkers at country pub have lucky escape after Mercedes ploughs into wall Regulars dive for cover as pensioner's luxury car careers through wall Pints sent flying as it narrowly misses group of drinkers playing dominoes Two elderly men who were passengers were treated for injuries Drinkers at a quaint country pub had a lucky escape after a pensioner ploughed his luxury Mercedes through the bar and missed them by inches. Regulars at the Stags Head in Wellesbourne, Warks., were forced to dive for cover when the vehicle smashed into the pub at around 9.30pm on Tuesday. The Mercedes Benz C180 sent pint glasses and plates clattering to the floor and narrowly missed drinkers enjoying a game of dominoes on a nearby table. Aftermath: The pensioner's car sits with its bonnet lodged into the wall after slamming into the bar and sending drinkers diving for cover Incredibly, despite the £30,000 car careering through the wall of the 17th century pub at 30mph there were no serious casualties. Two elderly gentlemen who were passengers in the car were treated for minor injuries at the scene while the driver, a man in his 80s, was taken to Warwick Hospital as a precaution. Customer Kay Page, 51, who was in the Stags Head at the time, managed to capture dramatic pictures of the estate car embedded in the pub on her camera phone. Kay, a novelist, said: 'We were sat in the pub and heard an enormous bang and the clattering of plates and glasses as the bench and the table's contents where hit and moved about three feet into the pub area. People were sat on the bench outside the window and had to jump clear. Quite an entrance: The front of the car smashed through a wall narrowly missing a group of drinkers enjoying a game of dominoes There were also customers just inside on the window seat who saw the vehicle hit two bollards and continue on its course to the pub wall. It was amazing that nobody was killed and even more incredible that nobody was even hurt badly. Pub landlady Katie Keogh-Bywater, 34, said she believed the diver - who has not been named - blacked out at the wheel. She said: 'I wasn't in the pub at the time of the crash, although I got there soon after to see what had happened. 'I was just so relieved that no one had been hurt, I was expecting to see blood everywhere but luckily that wasn't the case. We are on a corner but nothing like this has happened before, the driver hit three bollards before he hit the pub which gave people a chance to see him coming. Cover up: The 17th century Stags Head in Wellesbourne near Stratford-upon-Avon 'The driver wasn't speeding, he told me he felt dizzy and then couldn't remember what happened after that, so he must have blacked out. But luckily, he and the passenger are both okay now. She added that the pub is now continuing business as usual with the hole boarded up and waiting to be repaired. A spokesman for West Midlands Ambulance service confirmed they were called to the Stags Head shortly after 9.35pm. He said: 'One ambulance arrived as the call came in as a car has collided with a pub wall. Two elderly patients were treated at the scene but there were no obvious injuries. One elderly man was taken to hospital as a precaution.