"Take this car for counselling": Man returns car and buys another, gets into accidents, SA shocked

"Take this car for counselling": Man returns car and buys another, gets into accidents, SA shocked

  • A man shared his rocky journey with the car he got after returning another one at the dealership
  • The gent detailed what the car had been through after he brought it home, starting from the changes he made to it to the accidents it got into
  • Social media users felt pity for the ride, taking to the post's feed section to share amusing comments
  • Briefly News spoke with Ajay Sewdas, a Mechanic company owner and diagnostic technician, about upgrading cars
A gent flexed his red VW Polo Vivo and Mzansi peeps loved it
A man was advised to park the car for some time after sharing the trauma he put it through. Image: @siphumelele_mngwengwe
Source: TikTok

A local guy shocked the online community after sharing slides detailing the trauma his beautiful Polo has endured.

The video gained massive popularity, reaching 878K views, 36K likes, and over 1.2K comments after the guy on his TikTok account shared it under the user handle @siphumelele_mngwengwe.

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From the makeover to the accidents

The man shared a video of all the stages his gorgeous Red VW Polo has been through, from when he took it for window tinting to when he upgraded it to 18-inch tyres and the different accidents it got into.

See the video here.

Car specialist speaks on pimping a car

Briefly News spoke with Ajay Sewdas, an ex-Audi car diagnosis technician and Mechanic company owner, who detailed the process of upgrading tyres.

"Normally, on the side of the vehicle, you have a sticker that tells you the size of the tyres that you can go up to. On a Polo, you can go up to 18 inches, sometimes 19 inches, depending on the vehicle."

Speaking on the benefits of bigger wheels, he said:

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"The benefit is that the tyres give you more stability. When you lower a vehicle, it gives you better handling as well. "
"You get guys that do it the right way and the wrong way, but generally, bigger wheels don't necessarily put too much strain on the car unless you go insanely big and heavy."

The car expert listed the following issues that may arise if the tyres are too big or heavy for the car.

"There might be damage to the suspension, drive shelves, drive chain, and so on; other than that, doing a car within reason doesn't really affect the car that much."

Social media users speak for the car

After seeing the post, social media users quickly shared their thoughts on the comment section, filling it with funny comments to defend the car from its owner's mistakes and his attempt to pimp it.

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User @Magharibi said:

"If that car were a person, it would open a case against you 🤣🤣😂 nice car be."

User @Mr.Mindshifta added:

"Take this car for councelling, it went through a lot."

User @lelooks24

"Khanyi Mbau of the cars 😂😂😂..going through changes every now and then ....😅😅😅😅😅😅."

User @Q C D said:

"Park the car. The car is exhausted. Let it take a power nap for a few months."

User @Bitcoin Selby 💰📈 joked:

"This car must write a book for other cars… 🥺."

User @tha_ndo commented:

"I thought human beings go through the most, turns out cars are on a whole other level 😩😩."

Mzansi guys come out of a car calm after an accident

In another Briefly News article, an old video of men guys coming out of a car lying on its side after an accident resurfaced on social media.

The clip had the online community remembering the scary but hilarious incident as they commented on an account it was shared on.

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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