... no Police, no rules, no mercy, lane-changing is the first-come > first serve bonzai drift method that would challenge D1 legend Keiichi Tsuchiya .
The experience is very similar to Coney-Island bumper cars, only on steroids & w/ dire consequences should you zig rather than zag at an inopportune moment .
I find that my 2006 Fit is the perfect vehicle for maneuvering through densely populated areas of the Philippines & I was curious if any other members enjoy this brand of automotive psychoticism ?

 

Whats thaaaaat LOL

 

I spent a week on cebu last summer. Drove my rental 5sp vios all over the island. It really is like a video game, just don't hit anything. Had to pull over and let the fuel pump cool off on a drive to the south part of the island, after 90 minutes of constant downshifting. You just have to take the proper mindset and enjoy it.

And don't forget to blip the horn to get the dogs off the road...people too.

 

Let's see more pics of car

 

why didn't I see this when I had my 2 month vacation? where you at? well... you registered late I was mostly in Mandaue City. Driving in Cebu need balls of steel... love doing it in NYC against yellow cabs

 

... we be rollin' tween Lahug & Mandaue bro, many of the roads
are newly paved, so a power-slidin' lane change combined w/ a
triple jeepney slalom pays extra points > bump a habal-habal for
the hat-trick & you Fit Freakin' in Cebu !