1. these are most likely car driven by the NEW GASHMIUS, “MEIUS” , LAKEWOOD

   • Negativity doesn’t take you anywhere. I learned something a few times if you have nothing nice to say, don’t say it has to do the same thing with posting.

2. Wish I knew would have brought my Rivian

3. Why can’t there be the same energy in making sure everyone has a place in school?

4. Barely even a million worth of vehicles FYI

5. these guys are giving the children the time of their life this is a day of happiness for them to remember for a lifetime!

6. Yoish. I should’ve brought my ’97 Plymouth Voyager. Would’ve brought the value, collectively, to a few Million + $1400.

7. Wow! The kids must have been thrilled! Mi k’amcha Yisroel!

8. It says a cat show, instead of car show, in the beginning of the post.

9. Shmidty is an amazing guy. Always there to help and make people happy. Though some of the vehicles were from lakewood, a lot of them came for out of lakewood such as deal and north jersey.

10. Owning an exotic vehicle is a good clean hobby.
    Just like we say in the end of U-Nisaneh Tokef during the high holy days: life is like a fading flower, a passing wind. And like is read in Koheles on shabbos during succos: Enjoy life you can’t take your money with you.
    By doing such a Mitzvah with your exotic vehicle hashem will give you success and enjoyment with it, no accidents, no mechanical aggravation etc.
    During last choel hamoed my children had no room for us in their vehicles so I took my wife on a choel hamoed trip to route 9 dealers to see $150,000 Range Rovers, $200,000 Mercedes-Maybach’s , and to the Porsche dealer on Route 36. (Plus stopped into fancy dress stores while I slept in the car).

11. I’m insulted that my 2012 Camry wasn’t showcased…

12. Can you please post the video on here?
    Some of us don’t have instagram

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