What Porsche sports car did PNoy buy?

[pepponeskie]

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no doubt! he can afford.

[SioDenz]

nhan si Pnoy mag drift drift. bug at daw ang BMW kay naputos ug baga na metal...

[salbahis]

i remember this car was featured on top gear.... they call it UGLY..

[moz_k2]

basin gi compare sa uban sa kang mar roxas
katong iya trisikad
basin gusto nila tricycle ra kay pnoy
hehehe


Naa man gud to cya order before na ang
government units kay bawal mopalit ug luxury cars as service vehicles
murag diha jud cya gitira pag ayo

[cobraKing]

Le Porsche = Le Cirque
CTALK By Cito Beltran (The Philippine Star)





The present Aquino administration is so generous.
In fact we can even say that this administration is generous to a fault, particularly their faults. Ever since they stepped into Malacañang, they have been so generous at giving the public every reason to criticize them.
Yesterday was no exception when radio and print media finally publicized or tackled the “issue” of President Noynoy Aquino allegedly driving around Metro Manila in a multi-million peso Porsche.
This of course is “old” news that has circulated among many businessmen and the privileged class. Perhaps, it is now NEWS, since the administration has nothing new in terms of real accomplishments and the public has lost interest in the last-latest girlfriend linked to P-Noy.
Perhaps no one would have noticed if P-Noy or someone pretending to be P-Noy were very discreet about cruising around Metro Manila. Unfortunately the style in which the convoy cruised certainly catches attention.
When I saw the now controversial “Presidential” cruise car, there were at least three huge SUVs running point with blinkers flashing and clearing the road for the President on wheels. I can only imagine that it was like playing Play Station Gran Turismo in real life.
Considering how the “walang wang-wang” declaration put a stop to politicos abusing power, any vehicle using blinkers immediately catch drivers’ attention. Now we watch out for blinkers and sirens because we now willingly give way to legitimate emergencies. But when three SUVs zoom by followed by a Porsche, everybody notices and now thanks to the media focus, everybody thinks or knows it’s P-Noy at the wheel.
It is ironic and alarming that the story of the Presidential Porsche has unraveled on the month when the NLEX and SLEX toll rates went up, when the government announced that they will be increasing the fare on the LRT and the MRT, and the same week that surveys revealed that more Filipinos went hungry in the first few months of the Aquino administration, more than in the time of Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.


In this season of discontent it was no surprise to hear that the President’s alleged Porsche cruising activity was no different from Gloria Macapagal Arroyo eating a thousand dollar dinner at Le Cirque in New York.
If it is indeed P-Noy who owns and drives the sleek Porsche, he should have consulted with several Porsche owners in Metro Manila concerning the driving etiquette for Porsches.
I am certain there are at least 200+ Porsches in Metro Manila but they don’t simply go out the driveway and flaunt their cars. Usually they leave early in the morning, on weekends and holidays and they try to get out of Metro Manila as fast as possible in order to avoid gawkers and not to attract unnecessary attention.
They drive outside the Metro in places such as the NLEX-SCTEX-Clark-subic and maybe even Baguio or back to Manila. Or they drive out south on the SLEX-STAR Toll-Tagaytay-Calatagan. These routes bring out top end performance enjoyment of the cars without soliciting envy, contempt or unwarranted social judgment.
The Porsche driver is always at point, unannounced and unassuming. They don’t have sweepers. Part of the fun is being able to use the driving skills required in order to fully appreciate the power and performance of a Porsche. They don’t have tinted cars because that would be denying legitimate ownership of a legitimate sports car legitimately acquired at a big cost or a big sacrifice.
Yes, privilege has its price and part of it is the obligation to be discreet and considerate.
I personally have no problems with President Noynoy driving around in a Porsche. I think it’s cool to have a bachelor President who drives himself in a high quality sports car around Metro Manila. But first things first.
As a fellow Filipino, I would tell President Noynoy – establish your relationship, your goodwill and above all demonstrate your love not your politics to the Filipino people and most certainly not your Porsche.
The Filipino people are very open-minded, appreciative people, but at a time when the slogan “Matuwid na daan” has been replaced by “Matarik na daan” (steep path) because of increasing and steep prices, it is no surprise that those who believed in you now take offense.

* * *

I was pleasantly surprised to hear from my friend Gilbert Teodoro who has just returned from a long deserved vacation with his family abroad.
Gilbert Teodoro has obviously been keeping tabs on local issues and commented on the plans of selling Camp Crame and Camp Aguinaldo. Being the former Secretary of Defense, Teodoro is familiar with the facts and figures of the Department of Defense and pointed out that the modernization of the AFP is a long term requirement, and that the money Secretary Purisima could make from selling the camps would probably be used up in one year or could buy only two to three fighter jets and all the logistical support for the three planes.
Being a country with 34,000 kilometers of shoreline, Teodoro stressed that we seriously need to beef up our capabilities to patrol and respond against smugglers, drug traffickers, and foreign illegal fishing boats.
Even more immediate is the serious need to upgrade the AFP’s ability for Disaster Response. We need aircraft that can transport aid, materials and personnel. We need emergency vehicles such as water borne craft and land vehicles so our Army and Navy can respond.
But like all else, we need a serious and informed plan. That’s the difference between people who live the life versus living the likes. I’m betting we will be hearing more from Gilbert Teodoro in the coming days.

[batang_bronse]

Pnoy should be sensitive enough.. mura ra gud tag pobreng pamilya ani nga nka amahan ug bisyoso
Pnoy = amahan
Mga uyamot nga anak = pilipino

pag pay day sa amahan dritso sa tindahan tagay daun ang mga anak nagpa.abot sa grasya sa amahan nga to.a d.i nag.inom pag uli sa balay wa nay da paeta

although iyaha ng personal money pro ang thing is cya ang leader dapat cya ang role model nagpa hotdog2x pa cya sauna aron ingnon nga nagdaginot pro unsa nman ni? kita ray gi tonto ani nya

[john_yo]

og ni palit pa to og toyota corolla c pnoy kay wala jud issue. saonzzz alangan dato gud. bisan bnew pa ang paliton niya. bida jud ning manga taga media oi.

[over[s]eer]

people forget he used his own money, so wala tay pakialam ana.
kung kwarta sa gobyerno gigamit niya, sakto na naay issue.

so, in summary lang:
hotdog, gma lavish dinner = government's money
porsche = noynoy's money

'nuff said.

[choyadgreat]

people forget he used his own money, so wala tay pakialam ana.
kung kwarta sa gobyerno gigamit niya, sakto na naay issue.

so, in summary lang:
hotdog, gma lavish dinner = government's money
porsche = noynoy's money

'nuff said.

Pag chur oi? Chur ka iya jud tong kwarta?

[Romeojin]

frugal living daw, eating hotdog sa NY and yet the top spender in senate with no legislative output and now this, ingon pa gani way time sa personal life cause of his job. he really likes contradicting himself.

and was it less 15M lang ang net worth ani ni penoy sa election pa karon 50M... own money gyud, asa kaha gikan

1M dinner ni GMA was paid by a congressman. nuff said. ang hotdog publicity stunt ni penoy paid by the government
'Lavish dinner' host is chief fund raiser of Arroyo party - Special Reports - GMANews.TV - Official Website of GMA News and Public Affairs - Latest Philippine News
backed up your words or stop spreading stupidity