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Angkots have been known as the inspiration for Indonesia’s riceboys. And we’re so damn surprised that we found Jalopnik featured the Padang Angkots in one of their posts. This shows foreigners that Indonesian riceboys (and their source of inspirations, for this matter) don’t need weed to get high.

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Dude, seriously, having an big-ass orange Autobot logo on your hood is so uncool. Especially paired with a humongous TRD sticker that serves no purpose.

Facts:
Toyota Vios, B 8707 DO, UPH staff parking area, Karawaci, Tangerang.
Thanks to B for the photo.

I can assure you that we’re not anywhere short of confused bunch of people. You’ve seen part one and part two, as well as all the likes in the category, so let’s continue with part three:

Facts:
Daihatsu Xenia, B 1715 NU, somewhere in Sudirman. (B)
Suzuki Amenity, B 8068 FU, German Center parking area, BSD. (dos)
Toyota Kijang, B 2506 QT, somewhere in Tanah Kusir. (BW)

It’s not everyday that you can get to see a rice car in the making first hand. Especially when it involves a car that you can definitely use for the epic re-imagination of Ramayana or Mahabarata movie.

Facts:
Toyota Vios, unknown license plate, Arteri Ban.
Thanks to DW for the photos.

So how many Batmobile posts do we have anyway? If you search our site, there should be at least 5 posts that relates to the many rides of our favorite caped crusader. But of course that is until we found out that none of the were real. Because this car is literally, the Batmobile:

Facts:
Hyundai Trajet, B 130 W, somewhere in Slipi.
Thanks to DW for the photo.