“Love the Commentary”: South Africans Love Man’s Excited Reaction to Spotting R52 Million Ferrari LaFerrari

• A Joburg man's reaction to seeing a Ferrari hypercar in Bryanston has gone viral
• The man cannot contain his excitement at the hybrid performance car passing him on the road
• The driver says: "No! Stop it right now, the Ferrari the Ferrari, not the Ferrari the Ferrari dawg"

A video of a man exclaiming while recording a Ferrari LaFerrari in Johannesburg has gone viral.

According to Zero2Turbo, the hybrid Italian hypercar was spotted in Bryanston, Johannesburg.

The 35-second video perfectly captures the man's emotions as he exclaims recklessly.

Zero2Turbo spoke exclusively to Briefly News and said:

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"Just loved the reaction of the guy filming the prancing horse as he knew it was very special. As far as we know, this is the only LaFerrari currently residing in SA as the others have left."

As the V12-powered car two-door drives passed, he says:

"What!? No! Stop it right now, the Ferrari the Ferrari, not the Ferrari the Ferrari dawg"

Watch the clip below:

According to Ferrari, the LaFerrari is powered by a V12 engine and one electric motor to produce 708kW mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox and has a top speed of over 350km/h.

The exclusive nature of the car led to Ferrari only producing 499 units, which cost around $1 500 000 or over R25 million when launched in 2013.

Since then, the LaFerrari has increased in value, and CarScoops.com reported that a 2014 model was sold at an auction at Monterey Car Week for $3.1 million or R52 million.

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South Africans responded to the post:

Krisjka Zeelie says:

"I would have guaranteed caused an accident seeing this beaut!"

Michael Comins says:

"Dream level stuff!"

Edward Van Rensburg says:

"Day made for this guy."

Lives of the rich: Mzansi reacts to viral video of parents' whips at prestigious Durban school

Briefly News reported that a viral video showing the expensive whips spotted outside Durban High School has Mzansi going crazy.

The clip posted on Twitter features cars such as a Ferrari 458, Mercedes-AMG GT, Ford Mustang, Bentley Continental GT, and Audi R8.

The school is Durban's oldest and was founded in 1866. According to the school's website, 2022 fees for a Grade 8 learner are R61 500 and R59 500 for a learner in Grades 9 to 12.

South Africans responded to the clip on social media.

Source: Briefly News