Born as a simple World War II Willy Jeep, the jeepney owes its unique character to Filipino creativity. Complete with balding tires, questionable safety, and crammed conditions, the beloved motor vehicle serves as affordable transportation for the common man—the "people's car." Do you dare take a ride? The carriages themselves are made from galvanized and stainless steel. Some remain simple in design. Others are adorned with colorfulartwork, hood ornaments, and a bunch of bololoys (accessories). And while some jitneys are awash in blinding lights and mirrors, others host religious adornments and altars. It doesn't cost a thing to hop on the bus and take a tour of jeepney history and style, complete with detailed analysis of the features of each brilliant specimen. They're just the inspiration to go out and pimp your own ride.
