Young Man Builds a ‘Bugatti’ by Hand by Saving His GH₵200 to Buy Materials, Folks Reacts

• A young man's handiwork has gone viral after he says he saved his Sassa GH₵200 grant money to buy materials
• Thembelani Zondo was pictured next to the 'vehicle' and did not use machinery to build the 'car'
• According to a report, the 'car' can travel at a speed of up to 100km/h, although it's not confirmed what engine is being used

A South African man built a fake Bugatti Veyron with no machinery assistance.

According to the African Products Growth Facebook page, Thembelani Zondo from Woodford, Bergville in KwaZulu-Natal, built the 'car' with his hands.

It's not clear what materials he used, but the post references Zondo saving his Sassa R350 grant payments to purchase materials for the model car.

It's not clear what engine is in the 'car', but apparently, it has a top speed of 100km/h.

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South Africans responded to the viral post with their opinions; here are several comments:

Brian Madala said:

"How do I apply for R350? I want to build my own polo!"

Ayanda Lento said:

"This shows that this boy does not need this R350. If he needed it groceries would be priority more than this thing."

Dìra Zama Mna said

"So he's buying materials with R350 while others who need it for food are being declined."

Man Converts His Toyota Venza to Luxury Rolls Royce Sweptail Himself, Photos of the Car Wow Many

In other news, a talented man has turned his Toyota Venza whip into one of the expensive cars on the planet

Nonso Offor from Oraifite in Anambra State personally modified his car to a red Rolls Royce Sweptail.

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Photos of the transformed whip has stirred massive reactions on social media as people expressed awe at the man's talents.

The saying that when life gives lemons, one should turn it to lemonades has been demonstrated in the automobile creation of a creative man.

The Oraifite indigene in Anambra State identified as Nonso Offor transformed his Toyota Venza car to a Rolls Royce Sweptail.

Source: Briefly.co.za