Nigerian Man Repaints His Toyota Camry and Makes it Look Like Expensive Maybach, Photos Go Viral
- A Toyota Camry painted to look like a Maybach has gone viral and received funny comments on Twitter
- The Toyota Camry was placed side by side with an expensive gold and black Maybach
- People quickly noted that apart from the matching colours, the two cars were different in terms of price
A Toyota Camry painted in the colour of a Maybach grabbed the attention of Twitter users.
The car's colour made it stand out, like an expensive designer whip.

Source: Twitter
Two photos posted on Twitter by @yabaleftonline captured the two cars as they were placed side by side.
The Toyota Camry was painted gold and black, just like the Maybach.
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The tweet generated a lot of reactions as many people said the car was not a Maybach, and they made funny jokes about its appearance.
See the tweet below:
Reactions as Toyota is painted to look like a Maybach
@iKingMillie said:
"Find your way back."
@Naomi_Adedoyin said:
"May God be with you."
@Joe_221 said:
You have been scammed. Let me say you have scammed yourself."
@Loudvoicecfr said:
"My bag is the second one."
@Jah_slim1 commented:
"I love my country."
@Joe_221 said:
"You have been scammed. Let me say you have scammed yourself."
@bidemi824391 said:
"I no go front and I no go back."
@0xAdesola reacted:
"Looks nice though."
Lady in Canada buys cars for herself
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady who went to Canada bought two cars.
The lady, Oluwakanyisola Onikoyi Deckon, also bought a house after getting a job with the Canada Revenue Agency.
In a TikTok video, Oluwakanyinsola also showed off an engagement ring, indicating that she may soon be getting married.
Man buys a car after arriving in Canada
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man who moved to Canada bought a car with his first salary.
As soon as the money landed in his bank account, the man used it to purchase a Honda car.
Experts, however, said buying a car in Canada is not as easy as the man made it sound.
Source: Legit.ng