Young Lady Shows Off the Car She Had 3 Years Ago vs Now

• A young lady shared how she levelled up from a Geely GX2 to a Mercedes-Benz ML in three years
• Laylaa Trevor posted her achievement on social media, and several of her followers congratulated her on securing the new whip
• The Mercedes-Benz ML SUV is a big step up from a Geely GX2, which is powered by a 1.3-litre petrol engine with 62kW and 81Nm

It's incredible what can happen in three years; at least, that's the case for a young lady who posted a tweet about her new whip.

@laylaatrevor shared a post on social media comparing her old Geely GX2 whip to her new Mercedes-Benz ML and captioned the tweet:

"Me 3 years ago vs me now"

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The little Geely GX2 is powered by a 1.3-litre petrol engine with 62kW and 81Nm. The ML is a four-wheel-drive SUV that uses an automatic transmission and is available with a choice of petrol and diesel engines.

Some of her followers sent positive messages; we've listed several of them below:

@Tristands_ said:

"Congratulations."

@LaurahMeki said:

Yesss gyel!!!

@ndum_98 said:

"See what you did there"

@dushan_munsami said:

"Love this."

@MarkLouw9 said:

"Trust the process."

Beautiful moment captures traditional healer take delivery of new car with big smile

Briefly News reported that a video of a traditional healer collecting her new whip has gone viral.

The clip on Tik Tok was uploaded by Thobani Mkhize, a sales executive at Mortimer Motor Group in Escourt KwaZulu-Natal. The post has over 6 000 'likes', 60 'shares' and received 200 comments, with all the viewers congratulating the woman on taking delivery of her new whip.

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The Agya was launched in 2020 and is a budget hatchback primarily used for city driving due to its compact nature.

The miniature car is powered by a naturally-aspirated 1.0-litre petrol engine that develops 49kW and 89Nm. It's available with either a five-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmission.

The claimed fuel consumption is a low 4.8-litres per 100km, and it takes 14 seconds to reach 100km/h from a standstill. Notable features include ABS, EBD, front airbags, and a touchscreen infotainment system.

Source: Briefly News