North West Man Builds Impressive Airplane-Car, Video has South Africans Amused: "Caroplane?"

• A Malawian man in South Africa has built an airplane-car, a fusion of a Piper Aztec aircraft and a Nissan Sentra chassis and engine
• The vehicle has wings and wheels and also features a dashboard keyboard for playing music
• Netizens have reacted to the invention with amusement, with some cracking jokes about its creativity

There are no limits to the craft and creativity possessed by Africans.

Videos of an 'airplane-car' have gone viral on social media, leaving many South Africans intrigued.

Man builds a plane on wheels

The videos show the large two-in-one plane-car parked on the roadside along Pelindaba Road in the North West.

The vehicle, with wings and wheels, was built by a local Malawian man over three years and features the body of a plane and a car.

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According to TikTokker @brendancluley, this one-of-a-kind vehicle is a fusion of a Piper Aztec aircraft and a Nissan Sentra chassis and engine, resulting in a magnificent masterpiece.

The pimped-out vehicle also has a dashboard keyboard for playing music.

Watch the cool videos below:

Netizens amused by the innovative vehicle

Many netizens were astonished by the unlikely invention, while others cracked jokes at the creativity of it.

•wame_miguel replied:

"What do we call it roadplane or caroplane!?."

Sinethemba Dosini wrote:

"They even have the flag there. So we can't even deny it ."

uni_drug♾ relied:

"'If it's tired it flies' had me rolling ."

nkanyisobhukahxul asked:

"Which part of SA is this, because it's giving UGANDA ."

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In another story, reported that YEN.com.gh a young man who fabricated a G-Wagon took the vehicle to a comedian (Mama Uka) to check it out.

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Mama Uka said many people have been trying to trivialise the man's creativity, saying he used a keke engine for the vehicle.

He was asked to turn on the ignition in a video so the car's fan could roll for everyone to see. Many were surprised by what he had created.

Source: Briefly.co.za