Lady Shares Emotional Video as She Takes Her First Car Home, Family's Joyous Reaction Has Mzansi Feeling Proud

• A video of a woman surprising her family as she drives into the yard has been doing the rounds on social media
• The TikTok footage shows her family waving and dancing happily as she brings home her first car
• The family's joy was evident in the clip, sparking a sense of pride among netizens who congratulated the woman

A woman took to social media to celebrate the proud moment of surprising her family after purchasing her first car.

Woman takes her first car home

Philile (@phili1010) posted a video on her TikTok account revealing her loved ones' reaction when she drove into the yard for the first time with her brand-new car.

Hooting as she drove in, the family can be seen waving, jumping and cheering loudly as they celebrate with pride and joy.

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Philile can also be seen overcome with emotion as she holds back tears in the driver's seat.

Watch the emotional video below:

Buying a first car can be exciting—and overwhelming, Better Money Habits states.

According to Rene Turrek, buying a car and going on your first drive are significant achievements. The process of getting a license or buying a new car requires dedication and consistency; this is why these events are worth celebrating.

Netizens congratulate Philile

Mzansi peeps also gathered in the excitement as they congratulated Philile on her new whip.

londekamlaba355 wrote:

"Kwaze kwamnandi ekhaya, congratulations."

Mthokozisi Mazibuko commented:

"Usebenzile c'c baze bajabul anabazali nkos'yami❤️❤️."

DocMusiQ responded:

"Muhle umsebenzi my sister ."

Sinenhlanhla Nzama replied:

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"Baze bajabula nkosi yami❤️."

Punuh Khubisa Sbonel wrote:

"Nkulunkulu uze ungigcinele uMah wami angibone nami mhla uDecide kungiBusisa."

user5963499851029 said:

"Wow, usebenzile girl ."

Lungi Dlamini commented:

"Ngikhalelani."

Phindile Chonco reacted:

"Ntombazane!! ."

Woman shatters barriers in male-dominated industry with her own auto repair shop

In another story, Briefly News reported that Ayanda Mtetwa is breaking through societal norms by entering into the automotive industry. She has proven that gender is not a barrier to success.

When she was just 14 years old, Mtetwa embarked on a remarkable journey that would forever shape her future as an automotive repair entrepreneur. She got her first big break as a tween when a former franchise owner of BMW gave her a chance to work at the shop.

After finishing matric, she studied mechanical engineering at Isidingo Technical College. She set out to pursue her passion for cars, and her drive led her to fantastic opportunities.

Source: Briefly News