Arab supercars in London 2011
Dec 21, 2011 | 05:41 AM
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Dec 21, 2011 | 01:04 PM
#44
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I won't take sides here but I will speak from my own personal experiences.
I think its great how people make videos which allows the world to see these types of cars in the wild. But at the same time, it can become a little bit too intrusive. Thats just ME though.
Sometimes I get REALLY creeped out whenever I am driving the 458 past a busy street and people get their cellphones out to snap videos and photos up close. Its not only a bit intrusive, but dangerous too. You don't want to end up in a situation where you are literally on the middle of the road just to catch a glimpse of a supercar.
There are a lot of supercars which can draw a crowd and the 458 is definitely one of them (especially when you are living in a city where they are super rare). I have no problem with people standing around when its parked. Heck sometimes I will even answer questions people may have. But respect my space and privacy. Don't follow me around like paparazzi because that could endanger your life on the streets. Don't snap photos where my license plate is clearly in plain view. Don't ask me for a ride (unless you are a pretty girl of course haha).
I think its great how people make videos which allows the world to see these types of cars in the wild. But at the same time, it can become a little bit too intrusive. Thats just ME though.
Sometimes I get REALLY creeped out whenever I am driving the 458 past a busy street and people get their cellphones out to snap videos and photos up close. Its not only a bit intrusive, but dangerous too. You don't want to end up in a situation where you are literally on the middle of the road just to catch a glimpse of a supercar.
There are a lot of supercars which can draw a crowd and the 458 is definitely one of them (especially when you are living in a city where they are super rare). I have no problem with people standing around when its parked. Heck sometimes I will even answer questions people may have. But respect my space and privacy. Don't follow me around like paparazzi because that could endanger your life on the streets. Don't snap photos where my license plate is clearly in plain view. Don't ask me for a ride (unless you are a pretty girl of course haha).
Dec 21, 2011 | 02:37 PM
#45
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I won't take sides here but I will speak from my own personal experiences.
I think its great how people make videos which allows the world to see these types of cars in the wild. But at the same time, it can become a little bit too intrusive. Thats just ME though.
Sometimes I get REALLY creeped out whenever I am driving the 458 past a busy street and people get their cellphones out to snap videos and photos up close. Its not only a bit intrusive, but dangerous too. You don't want to end up in a situation where you are literally on the middle of the road just to catch a glimpse of a supercar.
There are a lot of supercars which can draw a crowd and the 458 is definitely one of them (especially when you are living in a city where they are super rare). I have no problem with people standing around when its parked. Heck sometimes I will even answer questions people may have. But respect my space and privacy. Don't follow me around like paparazzi because that could endanger your life on the streets. Don't snap photos where my license plate is clearly in plain view. Don't ask me for a ride (unless you are a pretty girl of course haha).
I think its great how people make videos which allows the world to see these types of cars in the wild. But at the same time, it can become a little bit too intrusive. Thats just ME though.
Sometimes I get REALLY creeped out whenever I am driving the 458 past a busy street and people get their cellphones out to snap videos and photos up close. Its not only a bit intrusive, but dangerous too. You don't want to end up in a situation where you are literally on the middle of the road just to catch a glimpse of a supercar.
There are a lot of supercars which can draw a crowd and the 458 is definitely one of them (especially when you are living in a city where they are super rare). I have no problem with people standing around when its parked. Heck sometimes I will even answer questions people may have. But respect my space and privacy. Don't follow me around like paparazzi because that could endanger your life on the streets. Don't snap photos where my license plate is clearly in plain view. Don't ask me for a ride (unless you are a pretty girl of course haha).
Dec 21, 2011 | 03:06 PM
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just OK... haha
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