Larry Chen continues to immerse himself in Hong Kong's car culture and takes you along to secret collections, where he can't even show the owners' faces or use their names. In the collections he can show you, the owners discuss how to disguise such large collections, how they navigate around Hong Kong's culture, and which cars receive the least amount of attention.
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Larry Chen continues to immerse himself in Hong Kong's car culture and takes you along to secret collections, where he can't even show the owners' faces or use their names. In the collections he can show you, the owners discuss how to disguise such large collections, how they navigate around Hong Kong's culture, and which cars receive the least amount of attention.
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What I should have said was that they WILL find a reason to take away your vehicle if they choose to. Even if it's unfounded and not true, EVEN if the vehicle is stock and they think it's modified. As you have seen in the past video where the cop stopped the NSX-R owner because he does not have an airbag, even though the NSX-R never came with one in the first place. The cars can be taken away for as little as aftermarket wheels, or a different radio / head unit, as was stated in the last videos.
This is the same for the storage places where the cars and collections actually live, the collectors are deathly afraid of their garages taken away. Again, the government will find a reason.
I've been shooting cars for 20 years and I've traveled to so many places, but I've never EVER been in a situation where I have seen so many people afraid to let their car be seen online. While I was in Hong Kong I legitimately saw hundreds of cars where the owner did not want me to photograph it, or show the plate, or show their face. HUNDREDS!
We visited so many incredible collections in Hong Kong and the owners were legitimately scared for me to shoot anything even on my phone because they didn't want to attract any attention from the authorities. Even just cars that showed up to some of the meets that we held, they did not want their face to be seen, they did not want me to photograph their car, they just wanted me to SEE the car for some reason.
If you want to read the actual law it's here section 80. Notice "the reason to believe" verbage https://www.elegislation.gov.hk/hk/cap374!en
Any police officer who, as a result of an examination of a vehicle under subsection (1), has reason to believe that—(a) the vehicle has been involved in an accident;(b) the vehicle is not roadworthy; (Amended 3 of 1991 s. 8)(ba) the vehicle does not comply with vehicle emission standards; or (Added 3 of 1991 s. 8)(c) the vehicle does not comply with this Ordinance or any condition subject to which the vehicle licence in respect of the vehicle was issued,may—(i) direct the driver of the vehicle to drive it to such vehicle examination centre or police station as the police officer may specify; or (ii) direct the driver and any other person to leave the vehicle and himself drive or remove the vehicle or cause it to be driven or removed to any vehicle examination centre or police station, and may cause the vehicle to be detained at a vehicle examination centre or police station for not more than 72 hours while the vehicle is examined by a vehicle examiner.