Clearly this website is
trolled by 5 year olds or people with small IQ's, as some of the
responses and theories behind this incident are quite ridiculous.
Furthermore, as the owner of an exotic who worked extremely hard
for what I have today, I take exception to the suggestion that
"rich" people are not law abiding or contributed in anyway to this
weekend incident.
I was present for all of the weekend events; I was the first
person from the Ferrari Club to arrive at the accident scene "after
a short while", and my wife was in one of the cars that the
gangsters attempted to carjack (whilst she was still in the
vehicle). Most people involved are still deeply scarred by it, and
many will probably never return to Malaysia. Fact is we were very
lucky that noone was seriously injured or killed; we were very
lucky that the gangsters didn't know how to drive an exotic. Maybe
next time (if there will be a next time) we won't be so lucky.
Hardly something I'd be laughing about.
I could validate this thread by expanding on the rumours and
stories that have circulated over the last few days, but I won't
becoz I doubt most people who read this site don't even care about
the truth. They are more content to make up their own stories,
point the finger and criticise people for buying the things that
they are too lazy to work for themselves.
My apologies to your experience.
Apparently, for all members who take part in Clubs Getaway,
please be more careful as the malaysian monkeys(locals) are getting
more mischevious. Perhaps equipping the car with a small fireaxe
would do and i dont think Singapore Customs would have any issue
with that either.
