Twitter Is Divided Over Video Of ¡®Gold Ferrari¡¯ That Was Shared By Anand Mahindra
Anand Mahindra shared a video on Twitter in which an Indian-American man can be seen flaunting his pure gold Ferrari.
Rich people obviously like to flaunt their money in some form or the other. While many spend it on buying properties, others like to spend it on luxury automobiles.
But a 'rich guy' brought a Ferrari when it comes to buying a luxury vehicle. However, buying just a Ferrari wasn't enough for him, he went a step too far and gold version of the car.
In a video going viral, a man is seen flaunting his super expensive vehicle in public as onlookers gather to take photos and videos. With a note that read, ¡°Indian American with pure gold Ferrari car,¡± the short video is widely being shared online and even caught the attention of business tycoon Anand Mahindra.
Anand Mahindra himself is an automobile enthusiast and heads many companies in the automobile sector around the globe. Even though he did share the video, he wasn't impressed with it. Taking to Twitter, the 66-year-old businessman said, ¡°I don¡¯t know why this is going around on social media unless it is a lesson on how NOT to spend your money when you are wealthy¡¡±
I don¡¯t know why this is going around on social media unless it is a lesson on how NOT to spend your money when you are wealthy¡ pic.twitter.com/0cpDRSZpnI
¡ª anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) July 19, 2021
After the video was shared, people on the internet had a lot of comments. While a lot of people agreed with Mahindra about thoughtless spending, many others argued that the car was not made of gold but had gold vinyl. It is a type of shiny metallic-finish vinyl, which exudes the same charm as glittering gold. A lot of people also images and videos of others cars donning the same glossy wrap seen in many countries, including India.
@anandmahindra it is obnoxious display of wealth.. https://t.co/4qs7NSXhTQ
¡ª Santosh Sali (@SaliSantosh) July 20, 2021
@anandmahindra This is showing world of rich and famous. You will see in Dubai same cars with gold but what you are saying is right if you have money you should know how to spend it right. https://t.co/8UxtYxTRmH
¡ª Vikas Kapoor (@Vikskpr) July 20, 2021
Can¡¯t imagine how much would a dent cost on this https://t.co/aHrYZOmhd7
¡ª Siddhartha Srivastava (@cruzeronmove) July 20, 2021
Tacky, looks like a chocolate bar wrapping.
¡ª Ascend (@jungian_soul) July 20, 2021
Money cant buy you class ? https://t.co/LajztjFxgD
His money, his life, his rules !
¡ª VT-VLO (@Vinamralongani) July 20, 2021
Why should anyone have an opinion at all on how someone else should or should not spend their money ! https://t.co/bd5pCzoQrd
Me buying gold foil wrap for my school crafts project https://t.co/MnDJqrijSE
¡ª Aditya (@adityakamath_) July 19, 2021
That's a gold colour wrap I believe ?
¡ª Arvindraj (@arvindraj4) July 20, 2021
All that glitters is not gold!! Many do car wraps in gold and other fancy colours. https://t.co/NsbhULC2Zk
¡ª Neeraj Sharma (@Neeraj_Sharma_) July 19, 2021
Here's one in Noida. I took this picture on July 4, 2016. pic.twitter.com/qJfFstwqFi
¡ª Himmat Rathore ?? (@himmat01) July 20, 2021
Here is a local version of it on streets of Mumbai.
¡ª MumBoy (@save_our_mumbai) July 19, 2021
Pretty sure it's not hold though. pic.twitter.com/p5TTCX95VT
Well Indian love gold and will wear it to show off however it takes! And this is no showoff. Many Indian rich have multiple assets and they use it/show off in India too. Because of the fear of getting a gold plated car scratched, they still keep it in their garages :)
¡ª Kanad_Bhagi (@BhagiKanad) July 20, 2021
Without money people enjoy this type of exclusive car pic.twitter.com/SPuHqbpeNJ
¡ª Sanjay Kumar (@SanjayK65669712) July 19, 2021
Lol... If it's actually gold, I am trying to imagine what would be the situation of the owner finding a few scratches on car.. 10 gm kam ho gaya ??
¡ª Rohit P. Shirke ? + ?? = ???? (@rohit_p_shirke) July 19, 2021
Why don¡¯t you release a gold variant of Bolero
¡ª Purav Parekh (@PuravParekh) July 20, 2021
Call it Mahindra Sonero
The clip reminded many about the Ferrari 458 Spider convertible versions that belonged to world kickboxing champion Riyadh Al Azzawi from Iraq. In 2014, Al Azzawi took social media by storm after photos of his car went viral. But in 2017, an interview clarified it wasn¡¯t a gold car, but simply a wrap that gave the vehicle a regal look.
The video by far has garnered over 2 lakh views and 8,000 likes.