You can buy a Porsche 911 GT3, and that’s a huge flex.
Or you can travel extensively, and that’s an equally big flex.
Or you can combine these two things, travel somewhere and make sure your Porsche GT3 follows you there.
That’s the ultimate flex, and that’s what a passenger at Heathrow Airport did.
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Traveling with your Porsche is the ultimate flex
Somebody spotted a Porsche 911 GT3, finished in a gorgeous shade of brown/orange that’s halfway between bronze and orange, being loaded onto a Boeing 777.
We don’t know too much about it, but we do know that the clip was filmed at Heathrow Airport, and the plane is operated by Thai Airways.
Thai was actually the first Asia-Pacific airline to serve Heathrow Airport, by the way.
We can’t see the plate from the clip shared by Tobys Aviation on Instagram, so we don’t know whether that’s a British car ‘going on holiday’, or a Thai car flying back home.
When millionaires travel with their cars
Millionaires and billionaires regularly travel with their cars.
It’s a thing, and it’s a lot more common than we think.
A while back, somebody filmed a Pagani Utopia – one of the world’s rarest cars – as it was being loaded onto an Emirates plane.
Someone even did with a Cybertruck, which is not available in Qatar, except for this multi-millionaire, who bought one in the US and transported it there.
Then there’s Yazeed Al-Rajhi, a billionaire rally driver who regularly airlifts two or three of his cars (including a Bugatti a Mercedes G-Wagen) to Europe every year, just so he can drive them around London and the Principality of Monaco.
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