A flashy Ferrari bumped in the neighborhood.

It is not often that we see good cars here running around the streets. Back here in Davao, they say that there is a Ferrari however I have not seen it. I have seen a black jaguar thou. But I think that it is impractical to be driving around the streets in our country with a luxury car. The risk of it getting scratched is just too high. We have such narrow streets. An SUV barely even fits. Sporty luxury cars are a bit small, yes, but they are a bit wide because of their engine. Parking it is another issue. Even just modified import cars are at the highest risk of having damages after just a couple of minutes of parking it. People just do not care of how you may treasure your car. Street vendors as they hang around waiting for customers tends to sit on them at times. That just hurts. The issue of cars being stolen is another thing. Wow. Owning a car is just so complicated. It brings a lot of comfort driving one but being in tight situations is a lot of pressure.

Yikes! Sucks for the owner. Ferraries are expensive. Thing is, most people in the U.S. don't buy those anymore, they are old school. I like the Dodge Challenger, and I want one in green with two black stripes down the middle. The actual name for this car, if y'all have seen Ben 10: Alien Swarm is "Kevin's Car". That is such a sweet ride.

Yeah, that is something of a shocker. I've only seen one Ferrari in my lifetime and it was only a glimpse 'cause I was driving on the opposite lane. A 1,000-peso bill? Maybe it's just a way of thanking the MMDA people for not doing anything to the car or something. I don't know but I do that sometimes. When my car suddenly broke down while I was driving on EDSA (for non-Filipinos, it's the main road that traverse the whole metropolis in Metro Manila), an MMDA official helped me pushed it to the emergency bay until my auto club could tow it to a service station. I gave the MMDA person a 200-peso tip just for helping me out. He didn't ask for it and he tried to give it back but I just insisted that he keep it.

From your own neighborhood hmmm.. sounds like you know the driver.

This is an excellent proof that avarice is present in our society. Imagine a Ferrari in EDSA while ordinary people are fighting in the street because of confusion in fare hikes. Imagine, seeing a Ferrari in EDSA while commuter in MRT and LRT are in the shadow of waiting for the big increase in fare. I think I can relate to those feelings. One handsome Ferrari in our neighborhood, oh, I will choke,too!

What caught my attention was when the lady handing over money to the traffic officers. Does that me she's "buying" the traffic officers' silence --- either about the existence of the incident or the existence of the Ferrari? Guess this country will never be reformed!

I will admit that I've only seen one Ferrari in my life and that was one time when we were going up to Cincinnati to visit family that lives up there. Don't get me wrong, they were definitely driving the car like it is a flashy piece of equipment. However, I really don't think that the rest of the story jives with anything that would really happen. I could be quite wrong here though because it is the truth that anything can happen at any time.

I've seen countless ferraris on the road as well as some other high end sports car. I'm not actually a fan of those cars, though it feels thrilling to sit in one though. It's a great feeling because of the attention it gets, wherever we go, be it inside the car, or standing next to the car. However, the noise is too loud and it bothers me, which is why i don't really like it.

Really? When did this happen? I better check the news... Anyway, Ive seen Ferraris for like, just 15 times in my entire 26 years, and most of them were in the US. Not too many Filipinos own this expensive luxury, let alone afford it. Hmmm... The woman was holding money? Well it's pretty clear that it's supposed to be for bribing... And she's in a BMW? Another clear indication that the family is rich, and probably influential. Oh well... which part of EDSA is this? The driver was most probably drunk.