May 12th 2010 | From The Economist online
Italy's roads are choked with government-owned cars
義大利馬路是被政府用車給塞爆的
RECKLESS, flashy and chaotic sums up the general view of Italian governments as well as the popular image of the country's drivers. It is hardly surprising that the two are so similar according to Renato Brunetta, Italy's minister for public administration. He reckons that the country runs a fleet of 629,000 official cars, ten times the number in similar European countries and 50,000 more than just a couple of years ago. The official fleet includes top-of-the-range Maseratis to ferry senior officials around Rome. Italy's domestic carmakers, which are starting to recover after a tough time, will be hoping that this particular government-efficiency drive goes no further.
我對義大利是很熱愛的 尤其是食物
pasta pizza gelato tiramisu
十年前的米蘭也算是我吃最爽的一次旅遊了
每餐都來一片完整圓形的margherita pizza 飯後來支lemon gelato
想到我就好想再去一趟
現在義大利又多了一項吸引我的東西了
我決定哪天我想不開想去當公務員的話
拎祖媽要來去義大利當官
你看看義大利高官的配車居然是Maserati
Maseratiㄟ!!!!!!! 貴的要死的手工打造車ㄟ!!!!
義大利這官也當的實在太爽了吧
雖然不管怎麼說Maserati也是他們義大利國產車
就像德國計程車都是Mercedes一樣的意思
可是義大利政府不是已經虧損連連了嗎
難不成Maserati有給政府優惠價格!? 這絕對是官商勾結!!