Blindfolded Saleswoman Proves Car Knowledge, Amuses South Africans: “Give Her a Raise”

Blindfolded Saleswoman Proves Car Knowledge, Amuses South Africans: “Give Her a Raise”

  • A woman, known as The Omoda Girl, blindfolded herself and guessed the cars that were behind her to show how much she knew about vehicles
  • With the help of her colleague, the young Durban-based car sales executive used a hilariously unique technique to reveal her guesses for the various makes
  • A few social media users were impressed with the saleswoman's skills, while other members of the online community thought her method was a clever marketing strategy

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A blindfolded woman guessed the cars.
A blindfolded car saleswoman used the banging of bonnets to guess the cars behind her. Images: @omodagirl
Source: TikTok

A car sales executive based in Durban amused social media users when she humorously showed her wealth of knowledge when it came to the makes of certain vehicles. However, some people on the internet thought the woman's actions were too good to be true.

On 16 September, 2025, the blindfolded woman, who referred to herself as The Omoda Girl on her TikTok account, had one of her colleagues at the dealership close the bonnets of various vehicles. The aim of the game was for her to guess the car based on the sound of the bonnet closing.

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The vehicles featured in the video included an Omoda, a Hyundai, a Suzuki, a Chery, a Volkswagen, and a JAC.

Whether it was in jest or real, the video proved entertaining.

South Africans doubt woman's knowledge

While some social media users were impressed with what they saw on their For You Pages, others thought that the setup was staged, with one person referring to the video as a great marketing strategy. Internet users also flooded the post by sharing that they were not from certain areas across the country, which seemed to be a running joke.

A smiling man holding his phone.
Online users shared how amusing they found the video. Image: Carrastock
Source: Getty Images

@thisuserissouthafrican loved the clip and wrote in the post's comment section:

"Give her a raise. This woman knows her cars."

@kgotlelelo_0 was one of the people who thought it was too good to be true and stated with a laugh:

"Of course. She works there, so she knows where they are all parked."

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@cphiwejason7 jokingly wrote under the post:

"Me patiently waiting for her to say dustbin."

A humorous @_.milkywaysss showed that they were no fool, writing:

"Hebana, I know you guys practised first. I just can't prove it."

@flodie20 spoke to the saleswoman and added in the comments:

"Don't toy with our minds, sis. You were given a list of those cars before you were blindfolded."

Take a look at the TikTok video below:

3 Other stories about car salespeople

  • In another article, Briefly News reported that a sales executive for Hyundai showed the world how vehicles are removed from malls. Online community members joked about how they thought the process worked.
  • A generous car salesman shared valuable information showing which vehicles people could afford with an R8 000 salary. He didn't specify whether they were brand-new or pre-owned cars.
  • South Africans were divided after watching a Johannesburg-based car saleswoman's emotional reaction in front of her client when she made a sale at the dealership. People thought the employee stole her client's memorable moment.

Source: Briefly News

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Jade Rhode (Human Interest Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News. After her studies, she worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za