South Korean disabled truck driver crashes into Ferrari, owner warmly informs that no compensation is required

A disabled truck driver in South Korea crashed into a Ferrari. Unexpectedly, the owner of the Ferrari was a big boss that everyone knew. Nuanxin informed the truck driver that he did not need to pay compensation. (Picture taken from South Korea Forum)

Really domineering! An article on a South Korean online forum recently attracted attention. A 41-year-old disabled truck driver accidentally hit a Ferrari. He was so frightened that he couldn't even speak. Unexpectedly, the owner of the car was a well-known boss. He heart-warmingly informed the truck driver that he did not need to compensate.

According to the Dong-A Ilbo report, it can be seen from the truck driver's post that he is disabled from the wrist down on his left hand. He was driving when he hit a Ferrari Portofino, which has a market value of more than 300 million won (approximately NT$7.1 million) in South Korea. The left side of the car was hit quite seriously. It seems that the repair cost is high and it may even be scrapped.

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The truck driver said that he had been apologizing and saying sorry to the Ferrari owner. Unexpectedly, after seeing his left hand, the owner said, "It doesn't matter, I can handle it myself." This sentence made the truck driver so grateful that he posted a message asking what gift to give him as a thank you.

Because the truck driver revealed that the Ferrari owner is the "president (head of a large company)" that everyone knows, but did not explain his identity, many netizens were curious about who he was, and many people also lamented that the president is really of high moral character.

As for gifts, netizens suggested that truck drivers choose high-quality souvenirs and Korean beef and write a thank-you note before personally delivering them to the president’s house. After all, the president probably doesn’t want truck drivers to give expensive gifts.

The truck that caused the accident. (Picture taken from South Korea Forum)