Limpopo Man With Secondhand BMW Celebrates Being the First Car Owner in His Family, Video Touches SA

• A Limpopo man took to social media to excitedly share that he is the very first car owner in his family
• The guy showed off his BMW car in a TikTok video, and his epic celebration made him a viral hit
• The heartwarming video touched SA people on the platform and went viral with almost a million views

A proud man flexed about being the first person in his family to own a car.

He announced on TikTok that he acquired a secondhand BMW and that it was a symbol of triumph and progress to him.

Man shows off his BMW

Eager to share his joy with the world, he posted a video on his account @pantsu28gp, celebrating this generation-breaking milestone.

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He thanked God as he marvelled over the exterior and interior with a mix of gratitude and pride in his eyes.

Man becoming first to own car in family touches TikTokkers

Viewers who stumbled upon the heartfelt video were deeply touched by his accomplishment.

The clip was viewed more than 933 000 times in just three days and received 66 000 likes.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi congratulates new car owner

The comments section overflowed with congratulatory messages, and people from all walks of life came together to celebrate this man's achievement.

Read some of the comments below:

@Cab_nationrsa said:

"New or second hand it is still something to be proud of."

@Mogau wrote:

"Oksalayo, it's new to you. So ke brand new car."

@Dorahloate mentioned:

"It doesn't matter second hand or not, you broke the chains."

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@Reabetsweprince posted:

"Breaking the curses in the family. Turning them into a blessing. Congratulations bra."

@Makoenamahlatsimo stated:

"Bona second hand or new oksalayo wa namela buti. Congrats!"

@Busho17 added:

"May God continue to bless bro, keep on humbling yourself before God."

@Mphoza commented:

"I can relate I was the grandchild to own a car and a house. God is great at all times."

@Lizziedauzeni said:

"It doesn't matter. More to come, we bless the Almighty. You're blessed."

Mzansi blasts man who claims R670k is reasonable for a secondhand 2016 BMW M2: "You will cry"

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that buying a secondhand car is not something that is out of the ordinary in South Africa. However, people know what not to buy and it seems this 2016 BMW M2 for R670k is one of those cars.

If something is too good to be true, it generally is. When looking at a secondhand car, people check for things like mileage, if it has been in an accident and the service history.

Source: Briefly News