If You Go Car Spotting In South Korea, You’ll Get Bored Very Quickly
On a recent trip to Seoul, Doug DeMuro thought he'd see what sort of cars populate the local roads. He wasn't particularly impressed with what he found...
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here in austria i am like: some bmw, some audi, some merc meh… OH LOOK A CIVIC
Philippines car spotting:
Corolla,Corolla,Lancer,Civic,Fortuner,Avanza,Innova,Innova,Hiace,Truck,Revo,Tamaraw,Tamaraw,Fiesta,Fiesta,Aveo,Picanto,Corolla,Vios,Vios,I think I saw a 458? Wait that was the same one from last week NEXT
Bonifacio City:911,911,Alphard,BRZ,Miata,Miata,Lambo,458,Alphard,911,Cayman,Merc,Merc,3 series,3 series,Miata,BRZ,BRZ,BRZ,BRZ,911,Mustang,Mustang,Camaro,Alphard,Alphard,Was that a Mclaren or another 911?
Here in Indonesia:
Toyota Avanza, Daihatsu Xenia, Toyota Agya, Daihatsu Ayla, Honda Brio, Honda Mobilio, Suzuki Ertiga, Daihatsu Sigra, Toyota Calya, Toyota Innova, Datsun Go, Toyota Fortuner, Toyota Alphard, Honda CR-V, Honda BR-V, Mitsubishi Pajero Sport, Mitsubishi Xpander, Mazda2, Toyota Yaris, Honda Fit/Jazz, Nissan March, Suzuki Karimun, Toyota Vios, Honda Freed, Nissan Serena, Toyota Kijang, Toyota Innova, Daihatsu Terios and Toyota Rush were everywhere.
European cars can also appear anywhere but they were really uncommon unlike those cars pointed above. Saloon (sedan) cars were also frequent but not many like the cars above, there were some from the early 2000s that were kept on the road.
However nowadays, exotics, rare and expensive cars start to roam the roads in huge numbers especially in Central, North and South Jakarta area, and sometimes its nearby cities such as Serpong and Tangerang.