152. Palau. I suspected that leaders in Oceania were constrained by budgets and may have to use their personal vehicles. I think that is the case here with Palau's president's Ford F150 pickup.
153. Greece. The geriatric but amiable president rides in a Merc S-class.
154. Honduras. El Presidente Alto rides in a big Suburban.
155. Tunisia. The great leader rides in the ubiquitous Merc S-class.
156. Vanuatu. After watching a 30 minute documentary on Vanuatu and the West Papuan independence movement, I discovered that the poor PM rides in a black Mitsubishi Galant.
157. Bangladesh. With the government in chaos, the true leader is Army Chief of Staff General Moeen Ahmed. He rides in a Mitsu Montero/Pajero. And according to El General, he does not condone torture and human rights groups are full of shit.
Updated tally:
S-class: 53
7 series: 15
Land Cruiser: 15
A8: 8
Maybach: 6
Phaeton: 4
Caddy: 4
G-wagen: 4
Holden-Chevy-Opel: 3
H2: 3
Suburban: 3
Mitsubishi Montero/Pajero: 3
Jag: 2
ZIL: 2
Volvo: 2
Touareg: 2
One of each of the following: Lancia, Hyundai, Skoda, A6, Peugeot, Renault, Lincoln, VW van, London taxi, Daimler, Toyota Century, Hongqi, Bentley, Rolls, Ford Fairlane, Aston Martin, SEAT, Ford Expedition, Nissan Patrol, Stutz, Suzuki, Camry, Toyota Crown, Toyota Sequoia, Proton, Land Rover, Ford F150, Mitsubishi Galant
CKY
Thursday, February 14, 2008
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