On November 19, Inquirer.net published an article about this government official from Luzon buying an ambitious sports car that is very limited in production with only 499 units in total. The Aquino administration has used the influx of ultra-luxury car brands into the country—among them the Bentley and the Rolls-Royce and exotic cars such as Lamborghinis and Maseratis—as a concrete validation of the country’s rising economic status. So how will the spin masters in Malacañang take the news that a Filipino is one of a few lucky individuals able to snag one of only 499 LaFerraris built by the prancing horse carmaker?M -quoted from Inquirer. Laferrari was first publicised during the Geneva Auto Show in 2013 and it was considered as the companys first supercar after the Enzo Ferrari 12 years ago. Ordinary people most likely cant afford this super car not only because of the humungous price tag but also a requirement of owning at least five Ferrari vehicles is needed before purchasing this limited edition LaFerrari. The buyer from the Philippines is not a businessman, not a billionaire but a powerful politician from the North. --- powerful politician that means that person have a powerful access to taxpayers money???
Posted on: Sat, 29 Nov 2014 11:52:41 +0000
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