31st October 2024 – (Hong Kong) A red Ferrari parked on Argyle Street in Mong Kok has become a focal point of social media outrage after a group of mainland Chinese tourists were spotted taking photos beside the luxury vehicle. Footage shared online shows individuals posing next to the car, with one person even leaning against the front.
Critics online expressed disbelief at the behaviour, with remarks such as “Please give it some space; leaning on the car is just too much,” and suggestions that the car’s owner should return promptly to prevent further damage. There were calls for the owner to reclaim their vehicle, with netizens warning, “If the Ferrari owner doesn’t come back soon, the front might be ruined!”
The incident has ignited debate about appropriate behaviour when interacting with luxury cars. While some users condemned the actions as disrespectful, others noted that curiosity about high-end vehicles is natural, particularly in a city like Hong Kong, where such cars are more common.
The video, originally posted on Threads, shows a gathering of Mandarin-speaking tourists, some of whom appeared to be carrying multiple bags, raising speculation about their status as visitors to the city. Amid the criticism, some observers suggested that the location might be linked to a multi-level marketing scheme, casting doubt on whether the Ferrari was merely a prop for photo opportunities.
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