Exotic Cars in Hong Kong
02-01-12, 11:11 PM
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It is Tregunter Tower 3 in midlevel.
Yes I am sure you need someone to bring you in as I am sure it is heavily guarded. If you want to get in, I am sure it can be arrange
I just looked it up, 126 apartments of 3 & 4 bedrooms with sizes ranging from 3,052 sq.ft. & 3,336 sq.ft. and 4 penthouses of 6,143 sq.ft. & 6,693 sq.ft
Only HK folks knows how HUGE that is in HK.
Yes I am sure you need someone to bring you in as I am sure it is heavily guarded. If you want to get in, I am sure it can be arrange
I just looked it up, 126 apartments of 3 & 4 bedrooms with sizes ranging from 3,052 sq.ft. & 3,336 sq.ft. and 4 penthouses of 6,143 sq.ft. & 6,693 sq.ft
Only HK folks knows how HUGE that is in HK.alright that's it, i am changing the title of this thread to exotics in hong kong, thanks to jeff!
j/k
02-01-12, 11:23 PM
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I always loved travelling from Diamond Hill to the Airport since you pass by the exotic dealerships on the way there (unless my Uncle purposely took that route). You see many of them parked outside and whatnot to show off. Lots of eyecandy in a concentrated area thats for sure
02-02-12, 06:55 PM
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If you can afford an exotic car in Hong Kong or Singapore, you probably live in a serious mansion, with a serious garage. But in Hong Kong, outside of an assigned space in the basement of a fancy business locale, where could one park? LOL And on the Kowloon side, I think I'd rather take a taxi.
I like to see those cameras in Spore, where if your bumper is an inch over the stop line, you get a huge ticket. In China, well, if you want to see how soon somebody can wreck your car, bring a stopwatch.
I like to see those cameras in Spore, where if your bumper is an inch over the stop line, you get a huge ticket. In China, well, if you want to see how soon somebody can wreck your car, bring a stopwatch.
02-02-12, 10:28 PM
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Everything is relative 
The way I judge it is, everything that I can find park in front of my local Ralphs is a regular exotics: 355/360/430/458/599, gallardo/murcielago/Diablo, 911 Turbo, GT3 RS.
I saw a guy loading groceries in front of Costco into his GT3 RS 4.0 the other day. I never seen any Carrera GT, 959, Enzo, Zonda, Reventon, Veyron picking up groceries
The way I judge it is, everything that I can find park in front of my local Ralphs is a regular exotics: 355/360/430/458/599, gallardo/murcielago/Diablo, 911 Turbo, GT3 RS.
I saw a guy loading groceries in front of Costco into his GT3 RS 4.0 the other day. I never seen any Carrera GT, 959, Enzo, Zonda, Reventon, Veyron picking up groceries
02-02-12, 11:34 PM
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If you can afford an exotic car in Hong Kong or Singapore, you probably live in a serious mansion, with a serious garage. But in Hong Kong, outside of an assigned space in the basement of a fancy business locale, where could one park? LOL And on the Kowloon side, I think I'd rather take a taxi.
I like to see those cameras in Spore, where if your bumper is an inch over the stop line, you get a huge ticket. In China, well, if you want to see how soon somebody can wreck your car, bring a stopwatch.
I like to see those cameras in Spore, where if your bumper is an inch over the stop line, you get a huge ticket. In China, well, if you want to see how soon somebody can wreck your car, bring a stopwatch.
Everything is relative
The way I judge it is, everything that I can find park in front of my local Ralphs is a regular exotics: 355/360/430/458/599, gallardo/murcielago/Diablo, 911 Turbo, GT3 RS.
I saw a guy loading groceries in front of Costco into his GT3 RS 4.0 the other day. I never seen any Carrera GT, 959, Enzo, Zonda, Reventon, Veyron picking up groceries
The way I judge it is, everything that I can find park in front of my local Ralphs is a regular exotics: 355/360/430/458/599, gallardo/murcielago/Diablo, 911 Turbo, GT3 RS.
I saw a guy loading groceries in front of Costco into his GT3 RS 4.0 the other day. I never seen any Carrera GT, 959, Enzo, Zonda, Reventon, Veyron picking up groceries
02-03-12, 05:32 PM
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This is not the case for most people in HK. The majority of people in HK live in public estates where the rent is less expensive when compared with paying the mortgage. As the result, people living public estates are much more easy to accumulating the wealth. I even heard someone owning a RR
Phantom living in the public estate in Tseung Kwan O
PS: I was estate boy in HK either
02-03-12, 05:33 PM
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02-04-12, 11:31 AM
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That's it, the owner of all those cars with plate # 8882 in that parking garage in midlevel on youtube is 沈嘉偉.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8UBa1tMwUo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8UBa1tMwUo
Last edited by BNR34; 02-04-12 at 11:40 AM.
