Mzansi cheer Renault Kwid for not quitting on flooded road
You know what they say about a Kwid, it doesn't 'Kwid' (quit)...
South African drivers are notorious for their knack for navigating tricky situations on the road. Time and again, we've seen proof of this skill.
However, when it comes to driving in the rain, it’s not always a smooth ride. Many drivers take risks that put everyone’s safety in jeopardy.
The recent heavy rains have left many motorists caught in challenging situations, with some roads becoming flooded. As a country, we aren’t fully equipped to handle these conditions – and by that, we mean our vehicles often aren’t equipped for such challenges.
After watching this video, we believe it’s time to reconsider whether such thinking should still be acceptable.
Check out the video below to see a Renault Kwid driver navigating a flooded road like a pro.
As you watch, ask yourself: is it the car or the driver that deserves the praise here, or perhaps both?
Video courtesy of TikTok.
@__barriie.v.rooyen TO LEGIT TO "KWID"😉 PS. "We did not know it was that deep!!!" @AngeliquevN @Jacq@vox @Henco Swart @Loftus Van rooyen #kwid #riverdale #legit #we #are #going #to #get #fucked #SAMA28 #rain ♬ Too Legit to Quit - beatsbyhand
People from Mzansi celebrated the Renault Kwid and shared their opinions about this car that has earned a reputation for not 'kwidding'...
"Does Renault know that their car can do this?"
"Kwid will be expensive after this video yoooh."
"As a KWID owner, I salute thee."
"Are you KWIDing me?"
"This car never ceases to surprise me; it’s now acting like an SUV/Bakkie, and trust me, you do not want to be followed by a Kwid on the fast lane; it moves."
"This can be the advertisement for the Kwid."
"From now I will never said bad things about kwid."
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