South African Petrolheads Share Their Favourite ‘Daily’, ‘Weekend’ and ‘Track Day’ Cars on Social Media
- A thread of South African petrolheads favourite cars on social media shows how much we love performance machinery
- The trend was started by Malusi Msomi the social media content creator behind the DBN Spotter brand
- Hundreds of South African car lovers shared their three favourite cars divided between a daily driver, weekend car and a performance car for a track day
In a perfect world all South African petrolheads would have three cars: one to drive in the week between home and work. A second one for weekends and a third kept solely to use on a race track.
South African car fans took to social media this week to share their three favourite rides each with a specific purpose. The post was created by popular car content creator Malusi Msomi, the man behind @DBN_Spotter on Twitter and Instagram.
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The post quickly went viral as Msomi asked fellow petrolheads to add to the thread and quickly he received hundreds of replies. The selection of cars ranged from Porsche GT3 RS' to Mercedes-Benz V-Class models.
Check out the responses below:
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Michael B. Jordan owns these 4 expensive rides, including a R1.3m Audi R8
Michael B. Jordan has come a long way in the film industry as a child actor to an A-list megastar in Marvel's Black Panther movie, Briefly News reports.
We take a look at the 35-year-old's cool whips, which include two supercars, an American muscle car and a Cadillac Escalade SUV.
The actor was recently in the news when it was announced he had stopped dating Lori Harvey, the daughter of comedian Steve Harvey. Our focus is on what he'll be filling his time with as a single man, and the 35-yea-old has four incredibly cool whips to play with.
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