Woman Buys Her Mom and Stepmother Identical Toyota SUVs to Celebrate Them: "They Mean so Much"
- Becky Koskey gifted her mother and stepmother similar-looking R438,714 Toyota Harriers at her sister's engagement party
- The grateful woman said her parents meant so much to her and wanted to appreciate them for their care and love
- The woman from Kericho added her parents were close and had a similar taste of fashion, decor and cars
A young lady has touched the hearts of her two adorable mothers as she gifted them their dream cars.
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Becky Koskey brought her mother and stepmother to tears as she surprised them with identical cars.
Can two women love the same cars?
Koskey shared that the two women were very close and had a similar taste for cars, fashions and decor.
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Speaking to Briefly News's sister publication, TUKO.co.ke, Koskey, a mother of two, said the two ladies always admired her sister's Toyota Harrier.
"Each of them told me on different occasions that if they had money, they would buy something similar to my sister's. They loved her car so much, and I took the burden of looking for such a machine to bless them. At no point did they discuss their desire to own such a car with each other, and when they individually shared it with me at separate times, they did not pressure me to buy them," she said.
Do Toyota Harriers have sunroofs?
However, Koskey began shopping for the cars in August 2023 and wanted to make the cars as similar as possible.
She wanted to get the exact models with sunroofs, the same colour and the number plates would only be different by a number.
"It was difficult as I moved from one car bazaar to another, hoping I would get what I wanted. Thank God I got the cars and 2016 models, but only the colours were separate, unfortunately, and the number plates. I surprised them at my sister's engagement party," she narrated.
How much is a Toyota Harrier?
The woman from Kericho said she unveiled the cars, each worth over R438,000, at the end of the engagement meeting, and the parents were overwhelmed.
"They were surprised, shocked, stunned and emotional. They thought the cars were my sister's gifts, but they were theirs. It was a token of appreciation for what they had done for me. They mean so much to me because they took care of me when I had a stroke, and they brought me up well," she noted.
Woman buys friend a car
In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a woman bought her friend a car because she was tired of driving her around.
The woman posted a TikTok of how her friend was tired of being her driver and purchased her a car. Netizens joked that they needed new friends who would buy them such things.
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