Gruesome images have recorded the moment that an SUV plows up at speed in pedestrians while they try to flee before they are thrown into the air.
The car accelerates in the pursuit of the victims and cutting in it while it changes directly into Malefant Street to Cathays, Cardiff.
The group tries to get out of the way, but pedestrians Abdalrhman Ali and Ryan Jones are hit while their two friends run on Crwys Road.
Mr. Jones suffered injuries to his pelvis and right foot while Mr. Ali lost consciousness and sustained injuries to his ribs, chest, abdomen and jaw.
The intentional attack was orchestrated in response to a row over an Airbnb rental, where Mr. Ali, Mr. Jones and another friend booked a weekend in a home through the site for vacation -rental.
But when they arrived at the house, they discovered that Johnathan Newbury, 33, and Elliott Fiteni, 23, were already there.
Newbury was acquitted of attempted murder, but was found guilty of causing serious physical damage with intention, in connection with the car attack in July.
According to next month, Newbury was also found guilty of attempted GBH and a machete in public.
Johnathan Newbury, 33, (L) and Elliott Fiteni, 23, (r) were on trial of accusations that they 'used a heavy vehicle to target pedestrians'
Newbury has been found guilty of causing serious physical injury
Images broke the moment the car mowed pedestrians
However, Fiteni was not found guilty of all charges.
Both parties had made a booking at the same address by chance.
When the victims Jones and Mr. Ali walked to the building, Newbury and his Employee Fiteni were already there.
Newbury began to swing threats to the pair and shouted: 'I'll go up through a window.
Mr. Jones and Mr. Ali left for a bicycle in a friend's house and when they returned to the Airbnb, they spoke with a woman who warned them that Newbury and Fiteni would 'bonnet'.
“The meaning of this term was clear what happened,” Public Prosecutor James Wilson told Cardiff Crown Court.
The injuries sustained by the remarkable and happy of the victims were not as catastrophic as they could have been, “he said.
A black SUV arrived shortly before 12 -Midnight in Bruce Street and contained four or five men in it.
One victim can be seen on the floor after the horror
Newbury was also found guilty of wearing a machete in public
Part of the group got out and wore at least one 'zombie-style' knife.
CCTV showed men who chased Mr Jones and Mr. Ali, who claimed that their pursuers were the same men who had shouted that night that night.
The images catching from: “I'm going to tear up these little f ***.”
Mr. Jones and Mr. Ali ran away, but minutes later the car was seen and bumped into it.
Judge Jeremy Jenkins said to Newbury: 'You have been found guilty of serious violations.
'Before I pass on a sentence to you, I want to find out from a pre -sentence report whether I would condemn you as a dangerous perpetrator in the sense of the conviction law or not.
“You can expect a considerable period of immediate custody.”
Public Prosecutor Mr. Wilson said that Newbury was identified by the victim that Mr Jones had seen him in a hospital before, and Fiteni admitted that he had been in the car.
The public prosecutor said: 'We state against a background of threats and abuse that he used pursuit with dangerous blades and a heavy vehicle to target pedestrians with a clear risk of deadly serious damage.
“Mr. Newbury was involved in an attack with the intention of killing or at least causing serious injury.”
