Little Boy Falls in Love with Classic BMW 7 Series Car Worth R700 000 as He Stares at It with Huge Admiration

• A video of a little boy admiring a beautiful Alpina BMW E38 7 Series shows he'll grow up to be a petrolhead
• It's safe to say by the way the little boy takes his time to look at the car that he's already passionate about them
• The Alpina E38 7 Series were available in B12 versions powered either by a 6.0-litre or 5.7-litre engine and are worth around R700 000

A young boy was filmed staring at a pristine BMW E38 7 Series Alpina model worth around R700 000.

He takes his time to check out the multispoke wheels and the front grille that has special Alpina badges on it. The video was tweeted by @MohlaleGCR who simply captioned the video:

"A petrolhead."

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According to the Collins dictionary, the definition of a petrolhead is a person who likes and has a keen interest in cars. It's safe to say that the young boy filmed admiring a black BMW E38 7 Series is on the way to becoming a petrolhead.

Alpina is a German company that works mainly with BMWs to offer bespoke treatment for clients, and it worked on two E38 models: B12 6.0-litre and 5.7-litre.

Young man turns Dad's bakkie into drag racing beast with LS engine swap

Another petrol head is Ken Glosser, who modified his 1989 Toyota Hilux with an LS engine swap, Briefly News reports.

The Californian has turned his parent's old Hilux into a drag race beast with 670kW. The motorhead wasn't finished there though and added boost via a turbocharger to the 5.3-litre engine. This is truly an incredible vehicle and a true motorhead's dream of taking a family heirloom and turning it into a fast drag racer.

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The white Hilux was filmed beautifully by YouTuber Larry Chen who asked Glosser everything there is to know about his first-ever build. Amazingly, apart from the bonnet that has been modified to allow cooling for the engine, all of the body panels are original. Glosser uses the Hilux as his daily driver and says it can use E85 fuel.

Source: Briefly News