🇯🇵 Takeshi Kimura, a Japanese Ferrari collector, has gone viral after photos surfaced of him using his Ferrari F40 for weekend camping trips in the Japanese mountains. Instead of treating the $3 million icon like a museum piece, Kimura straps a tent and camping gear to the roof, drives it across gravel trails and rivers, and even cooks meals over the exhaust after snow drifting sessions. His F40 has seen mud, rain, and dirt roads most collectors wouldn’t dream of. Kimura’s philosophy is simple: “Cars are meant to be driven.” His approach turned the internet upside down, earning him global respect from car enthusiasts who praised him for keeping Ferrari’s raw spirit alive by actually using the F40 as Enzo intended, on the open road, no matter where it leads. Do you agree with Takeshi Kimura’s “Cars are meant to be driven” philosophy? What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 👉 Follow hypewhip for the latest in car culture. #ferrari #ferrarif40 #f40 #classiccar #cars