South African Man Shows Off His Cheap Car Compared to His Family’s Luxury Rides in a Video

• A gent took to social media to showcase how he drives the cheapest car in his family, and the clip went viral
• In the footage, he unveiled his siblings' cars along with his, and it gained massive traction online
• People reacted to the video as they rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts

One young man went viral online after showing off his car, which he dubbed the cheapest among his family.

Man drives the cheapest car in his family, shows off relatives' whips

The video shared by @leejaylott on TikTok shows various cars. The gent first unveiled his vehicle, which was a white car, and then he went on to showcase different whips of his loved ones, which were big luxury vehicles.

@leejaylott's clip grabbed the attention of many, generating loads of views along with thousands of likes and comments.

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Watch the video below:

South Africans react to man's video

Mzansi netizens reacted to the man's clip, taking to the comments section to express their thoughts. Many pointed out that the gent's car is not as cheap as he considers it to be.

Whatsfreedom said:

"There's no cheap car there."

Hamstar69 encouraged the man, saying:

"As long as you have your own and don't have to lend one from them."

Anonymous Koppie Tiye added:

"The spirit of comparison and competition steals."

Mrs. B commented:

"It's okay!! At least you have a car you pay for and look after all on your own!! Well done."

Da Silva wrote:

"Lol, why you worry about the cheapest? It costs money, and it is your wheels. Be proud of it."

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Man drives 9 hours to show off new Volkswagen Polo to family

Briefly News previously reported that a young, proud man shared his journey driving from Cape Town to the Eastern Cape for the first time after buying his car.

A TikTok user, @akhona_tyhali, can be seen driving out of his place in Cape Town in the wee hours of the morning, embarking on his journey. He said the journey took him nine hours. After four hours, he was in Riversdale, where he stopped to eat and rest.

Source: Briefly News