“He Did It Better Than Adults”: 3-Year-Old Kid Drives Parents’ Ferrari, Parks It Properly in Viral Video
- An amazing video of a 3-year-old boy parking his parents' Ferrari SF90 Stradale car has impressed netizens
- In the trending video, the little boy positioned a computer tool by his side to guide him as he drove the Ferrari
- The smart kid drove the exotic car skillfully into their garage, where he parked it carefully to the awe of netizens
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A three-year-old boy has gone viral on social media after parking his parents' exotic car in the garage.
The little boy was seen in a viral video driving the Ferrari SF90 Stradale car with so much skill and expertise.
The little boy's height kept him from having a view of the front of the car, so he positioned a computer tool by his side, giving him the back and front view while driving.
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He parked the vehicle well in his parent's garage and stepped out of the car with so much confidence.
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This video has sparked many reactions from netizens who think the little boy is absolutely intelligent.
Social media reactions
@realsamjacobs commented:
"I would never let my son drive any of my exotic cars, I care too much about my kids(and my cars)."
@hamxchoi510 added:
"Dam. My son still sh iting in his pants."
@iamthecurrency wrote:
"Female drivers been real quiet after watching this post."
@Curiouskmag said:
"This kid going places."
@miss_reinnaissance reacted:
"This one na ancient driver."
@akifzahirdoruk replied:
"Talent, yeah. Nonetheless, totally unsafe. That's all that matters."
@brianbreach added:
"That kid drives better than 90%of drivers in Miami."
@jron_samayoa commented:
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"car insurance agents watching this shi like a hawk!"
@_outcast_4 wrote:
"Better than most girls."
@ladinesmediaco said:
"I am sure a monkey can operate a car. It doesn't take a genius to drive a car. But this kid is highly intelligent. I am sure his parents pour a lot of attention on him."
@dominiquechinn said:
"I you have to hide the keys from him, he's gonna be gone while his parents sleep."
Watch the video below:
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Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that a video of an adult man driving around in a toy car found its way to the online community and it is seriously gaining popularity.
The video surfaced on Twitter as posted by @Ooh_She_Creole. As usual, social media account holders are engaged in a debate on whether it is the right idea to use it when the kids are left bored or whether it is safe to do so.
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The guy seems to come from doing his shopping and goes to his neatly parked car. He starts the engine and hops on before driving off in style.
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Source: Legit.ng
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