Bizarre moment driver of luxury BMW sedan wails 'I'm sorry' after crashing 'drunk' into other family in Long Beach, who then swear at him and reply: 'No you're not!'

Footage shows the moment the alleged drunk driver of a BMW apologized to a family moments after he sent their car careening into a building.

The exchange, filmed early Saturday in Long Beach, was recorded shortly after the unnamed motorist is said to have plowed into the business as well, after allegedly racing another car down E 7th and Rose Avenue.

That's when cops say he clipped the back of an unrelated Toyota 4Runner, sending both cars flying up the curb straight through the loft and gallery. 

Both cars ended up just inches from the business's owners, they revealed in an ensuing post to GoFundMe,  after having their 'lively hood[sic] and all of our years of hard work taken from [them] in mere matter of minutes.'

They claimed the crash stemmed from drunk driving - a belief cops in the ritzy SoCal town seemed to substantiate after arresting him on suspicion of DUI. Their investigation, some 24 hours later, remains ongoing.

Footage shows the moment the alleged drunk driver of a BMW apologized to a family moments after he sent their car careening into a building

Both cars ended up just inches from the business's owners, nearly killing another family - the art gallery's owners - who had been inside. The crash, being treated as a suspected DUI, is still under investigation

'I'm sorry!' the driver of the BMW is heard shouting as he is carted off in a stretcher, conscious enough to arch his head toward the occupants he hit, who were not quick to offer any forgiveness.

 'Shut up!' an unseen female voice at this point shouts back, while the BMW driver is seen with bandages wrapped around his head and jaw

 'It's my fault!' he yells back, seemingly slurring his words.

 'No, you're not!' another voice, this time a man, answers, before hitting the injured motorist with an expletive.

'You don't know what sorry is,' he adds, as the clip cuts out.

The man was then brought to a hospital for unspecified injuries, as footage from the scene showed some of the damage he left behind.

The business, art store Open Gallery LB, saw its entire storefront savaged, and the BMW and Toyota 4runner both firmly lodged in the husk that remained.

Photos from the inside of the art gallery showed the extent of the  destruction, with the interior almost unrecognizable, covered in debris.

The owners, identified by DailyMail.com as Liz Garibaldi and Artos Sacuedo, went on to reveal in a post to the crowdfunding website how close they and their 13-year-old son came to dying as a result of the crash.

They recalled later in the day how both cars came careening into the business 'just inches from us' while each of them were still inside. The three were filmed distraught at the scene after narrowly surviving.

The family inside said the crash stemmed from drunk driving - a belief cops in the ritzy SoCal town seemed to substantiate after arresting him on suspicion of DUI

'I'm sorry!' the driver of the BMW is heard shouting as he is carted off in a stretcher, conscious enough to arch his head toward the occupants he hit, who were not quick to offer forgiveness

The owners, identified by DailyMail.com as Liz Garibaldi and Artos Sacuedo, said both cars came careening into the business 'just inches from' them and their 13-year-old son - all seen here distraught at the scene after narrowly surviving

The couple further revealed in a post online that the BMW driver had been racing another car prior to the crash, though that car was not filmed at the scene 

The couple recalled: 'The 4runner plowed through the gallery into the dividing wall landing in our bedroom'

'The other car [the BMW] went straight into the front of our loft where my son’s room was'

'He was somehow shoved into a corner and unharmed. I climbed over all the rubble yelling for him to finally see his eyes open staring at me. He’s 13 years old and shouldn’t have to go through something this traumatic, bc someone wanted to race down 7th st'

'Luckily I pulled my son out of the rubble completely unharmed and am beyond grateful for his health and ours,' she continued, after stringer service O.C. Hawk told KTLA that the family the Toyota had been carrying were miraculously uninjured

Seen here is the Toyota 4runner the BMW is said to have hit, which KTLA reported was carrying another family

The couple wrote: 'The 4runner plowed through the gallery into the dividing wall landing in our bedroom. 

'The other car [the BMW] went straight into the front of our loft where my son’s room was. 

'He was somehow shoved into a corner and unharmed. I climbed over all the rubble yelling for him to finally see his eyes open staring at me. 

'He’s 13 years old and shouldn’t have to go through something this traumatic, bc someone wanted to race down 7th st.

'Luckily I pulled my son out of the rubble completely unharmed and am beyond grateful for his health and ours,' she continued, after stringer service O.C. Hawk told KTLA that the family the Toyota had been carrying were miraculously uninjured.

That too was the case for the Saucedos, who revealed that their insurance carrier had recently ditched them to move out of state.

'We are completely shattered and don’t know how to move forward,' the couple claimed.

'We were doing everything in our power to make Long Beach and our local community a place for thriving art and love. 

'Sadly this has all been snatched from us. Our business insurance was recently canceled bc the company pulled out of California as have many other insurance companies have recently done as well, which no one knows why this is happening. 

'Sadly this has all been snatched from us. Our business insurance was recently canceled bc the company pulled out of California as have many other insurance companies have recently done as well, which no one knows why this is happening,' the couple wrote

The business, art store Open Gallery LB, saw its entire storefront savaged, and the BMW and Toyota 4runner both firmly lodged in the husk that remained

The fate of the other family, as of Sunday morning, remains unknown, some 24 hours after the early morning crash

Sources who spoke to KTLA, however, said none of them had to be hospitalized, but their car looked beyond saving, scene footage shows

No information on the other car the gallery owners claimed to have witnessed at the scene was immediately available

The BMW is seen here totaled, as it is towed from the crash site

That was the case for both cars, which both somehow avoided hitting anyone fatally

As of writing, within less than nine hours, the family has raised roughly $17,397 raised of $30,000 goal to help recover their losses

 DailyMail.com has reached out to the Long Beach Police Department - who is vetting the incident - for comment. No other information was readily available

'We’re asking for any help possible to move our family somewhere safe, to help us repay artists who lost their work, to purchase new equipment for work, and to sustain us for a bit while we pick up the pieces and pivot into figuring out how to get our livelihood back. 

'Everything helps so much. We love you all so much and are happy to be alive and we thank you in advance for all of your support.'

As of writing, within less than nine hours, the family has raised roughly $17,397 raised of $30,000 goal.

The fate of the other family, meanwhile, remains unknown, but sources who spoke to KTLA said none of them had to be hospitalized, though their car looked beyond saving, footage from the scene shows.

The identity of the BMW driver, meanwhile, as of writing remains unknown, but according to preliminary information released by the Long Beach Police Department, he was arrested on suspicion of DUI. 

No information on the other car the gallery owners claimed to have witnessed at the scene was immediately available. DailyMail.com has reached out to the Long Beach Police Department for comment.