A four-year-old Florida boy had a surprise he will possibly remember for the rest of his life. His mother Nadja Jovanovic posted on her town's Facebook group if anyone with a "cool car" would come by on her son's birthday. What transpired next was truly remarkable.
On the boy's birthday, it wasn't just a "cool car" but an entire "cool community" rallying in the neighbourhood to deliver the "best surprise".
The mother shared a video showing three children walking out of their home to see a parade of sports cars, including Lamborghini and Porsche 911, on the street. The vehicles were escorted by none other than the Winter Springs police department.
The mother mentioned in the caption that "the community absolutely delivered the best surprise" for her son. "Happy 4th birthday, my boy- here's a police-escorted, personal Porshe parade for you," she added.
She also thanked the police and tagged them in the post.
"Thank you @wintersprings_policedepartment for keeping us safe!" she exclaimed.
Watch the heartwarming video here:
Social media users expressed joy over the car community's grand gift.
One user commented, "This is the real car community, not the takeovers just people being respectful and being there for the younger generation that will be here after us."
A second added, "I love that people with actual cool cars showed up, not chargers and mustangs lol."
"I love it bc you just know all the car owners see themselves in those kids," a third user remarked.
"All these men WERE these boys. They are living their own dream making these boys' dreams come true," chimed in another.
One said, "Car guys are just giant kids and love showing off their cars to other car guys it's the cutest and melts my heart."
Last year, a young boy's heartwarming response to receiving a cricket kit for his birthday went viral. The boy was overcome with happiness and emotion when his family gave him a cricket kit as a surprise. The video showed how the child jumped with delight, embraced his sister, and couldn't control his happiness as he opened the cricket kit, wrapped in a cloth sheet.
