“Looked at My Parents and Sighed”: 21-Year-Old Gets R450k Car From Parents, SA Amazed by Gift

“Looked at My Parents and Sighed”: 21-Year-Old Gets R450k Car From Parents, SA Amazed by Gift

  • A 21-year-old woman received the surprise of her life when she received a car valued at R450,000 from her parents
  • The gift was for her birthday, and was a massive and fancy looking SUV with a big bow placed on top of it
  • Netizens across Mzansi were happy for the young women and some cracked jokes about how they wish their parents were theirs
Netizens were happy for a 21-year-old lady who received a car as a birthday gift.
A 21-year-old lady cried tears of joy when she was gifted a R450,000 car for her birthday. Images: thoko_kopana
Source: TikTok

A 21st birthday is a special occasion for many people, as it is deemed a rite of passage into adulthood for most. One 21-year-old had the most spectacular birthday when she was gifted a brand new SUV priced at R450,000 from her parents.

Spoiled rotten

TikTokker thoko_kopana shared the clip of the woman who was surprised by the whole experience. What shocked netizens even more was that the car was a fancy looking Jetour, a hot new brand of Chinese SUVs making waves in South Africa. The lady and her parents shared a touching moment before she sat down in the car.

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The gift that keeps on giving

Another clip shows just how grateful she is to receive such a git. It shows her crying and being embraced by her mom and what seems to be another family member. A car is a massively impressive gift in a country like South Africa. Most people find it incredibly difficult to commute because of the haphazard and dysfunctional public transportation system.

South Africans use Taxis the most if they don't have private vehicles.
Taxi's are the most popular form of transport outside private cars. Image: RapidEye
Source: Getty Images

According to ScienceDirect, 16 million commuters in South Africa use approximately 283,000 minibus taxis daily, making up for almost half of all commuters in the country.

South Africans were overjoyed for the young lady and some jokingly wished that her parents were theirs.

Read the comments below:

NatureKeem6 said:

'When I post this on WhatsApp status saying "other kids parents are amazing" then I'm wrong and comparing them😭😭'

nanagirl mentioned:

"Woooowww may this favour locate me to bless my kids... It's beautiful llala💕💕"

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PhorozaM commented:

"Wish I could be gifted this as my 40th birthday 😭🥰. Congratulations Dear I'll come for a test drive 💃"

Lesegomlangeni posted:

"She deserve it ♥️ Congratulations baby girl you are the sweetest."

Victor Kopana stated:

"She was Surprised indeed 😁"

Ntombi Molefe said:

"This will be me in 18 years. Congratulations and may you create pleasant memories on the road."

Jermainy_taylor31 mentioned:

'On my way to show my mother on some" look at what your mates are doing"😭'

Wisane Justice asked:

"🤔Don't they need another child? I'm available."

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Siphesihle Z Luthango (Editor) Siphesihle Luthango is a human interest writer at Briefly News. He has a strong background in digital media and storytelling. Graduating cum laude in Journalism and International Studies from Monash South Africa (2018-2020), he has worked across various platforms, from online news and business reporting to digital marketing and content creation. He has written for The West African Times (2021), and Floww (2023-2024) writing human interest and business stories. Siphesihle has expertise in multimedia journalism, SEO, and digital marketing. Email: siphesihle.luthango@briefly.co.za