Sydney to Perth Road Trip - In an old Toyota Corolla
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- In the month of November 2020, I moved from Sydney, NSW to Perth, WA.
It was that time of the year where all the International and Local borders were shut because of Covid 19 and travelling was not easy.
Being a Travel Adventure Photographer, I choose hard path over easy path. I look for challenges in every trip, such that i can make my trip more memorable.
For this particular trip, i decided to travel in my old toyota corolla 1998 car.
Yes! i opted car over flight.
I travelled for 4000kms in 6days covering the best places across 3 different states, i.e., NSW, SA & WA.
In this video i have covered the whole journey and the whole video was shot only using mobile camera
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Hello guys, Thank you so much for your love on this video. I didn't expect that this video will get these many views and comments.
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I drove a Honda Civic from Melbourne to Perth in 1973. I left at 7am Saturday with a mate. We were both teenagers and I think there was about 1500 km of dirt road. I think it was the old highway as I remember going through Ivy Tanks and getting fuel. 47 degrees and no air-conditioning.
We drove non stop and pulled into Perth 11 pm Sunday. Oh to be young again.
Thanks for sharing the story mate🙏
What a memory
Life goes on
I'm from Fremantle. Currently living in Sydney. When I was a teenager l used to hitch hike from Perth to Melbourne. I was pretty fearless like most teens though. Maybe more than most, especially as a girl. Took 3 days. Most of the truck drivers used amphetamines to get the drive done. Different times back in the 90s. There's nothing like hitting the open road for a trip. I forgot how opened Perth looks. You can see the sky and the beaches are the best.. Definitely the best sunsets over the Indian ocean.
I can literally feel your words ❤️👌
It is out a doubt one of the most beautiful Australian cites I have ever lived in and the beaches are something else they spoilt me for life. I live just up the road from Bondi which is nice but it is facing the wrong way.
Hi Lillian. Left Ireland in 1986 at 18. Hitched from Perth to Melb took 3 days.
Got a truckie (Bob) out of Footscray TNT back to Perth took 36 hours. In the 80's truckie all used tabs to stay awake and drive. After one tab I was counting telegraph poles to Ballarat. JB
@@johnbooth1824 hahaha that's awesome!!!
I used to put up notices at the Freo library or backpackers to find travelers to share the fuel. Did it once in a laser.
Well done on the trip and congrats on the editing. I did something very similar in March with my son, It’s unfortunate a lot of people don’t get to experience what a beautiful vast country we have, there is nothing better than laying back at night and just watching the star’s in the outback.👍
Absolutely, i agree with you. I can't wait for my solo trip to Broome and back
Something my wife doesn’t understand
Nor did my wife but I’m happy to say we have just returned from a 6500km trip camping and she loved it and can’t wait to get on the road again. Be patient it’ll happen. Cheers
Yes, the stars in the Outback are sensational. Also had a terrific experience camping up near Glen Innes, (high up on the plateau), a clear night, no moon and stars were unreal. Australian skies are very unpolluted, like being out at sea.
It takes a lot of courage to travel that distance own your own and that even in a old car. Such a legend 👌🏼
Thank you so much 🥰
credit to toyota lol...good job👍
@@sadiqandnature it’s a Toyota u won’t have any issues
What's wrong with doing it in an old car
@Aussie Pom yeah dusts can effect Maf sensor readings
This is a great drive across Australia from someone in the USA that will never get to see it. Thank you so much! BTW, older Corolla's are well made legends as I could not imagine making that trip in an older European or American made vehicle, HA-HA. I also wanted to say what an eerie driving experience that must have been during Covid not seeing many people out and about and the local gov't mandate lockdowns one had to comply with. Those beautiful trees in Western Australia (around 13 mins. or so of video) during the day and sunset made me want to visit WA so badly. Not sure what type of trees they were but that area was incredibly beautiful. Thank you so very much for sharing your experience!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Yes Country Australia is so beautiful 😬
20 years ago my wife had the same Corolla, same colour but a hatch back. Fantastically reliable and nothing ever went wrong. Now, she's owned a 2014 Corolla hatch back nearly seven years. Equally as reliable.
We also have a 2017 Toyota Hiace campervan, fully kitted out. We'll do that trip from Wollongong to Perth one day in the campervan.
This is by far one of the best road-trips across Australia I've seen in my life. I mean come on there are a ton of other videos on YT but none carries forward the essence of what is truly a road-trip like this one. Good job!
Thank you so much
I agree 100%!
Your a real humble person, helping someone on the side who ran out of fuel. I actually live just 10 mins away from Auburn.
I'd love to do some driving through Australia. Many cool towns & nice landscape too. Good stuff, love the video!
Thank you :). Parents taught me to be kind of everyone
If you feel sleepy always pull up and have a nap, otherwise you end up dead.
Yes
I drove from Kalgoorlie to Sydney. Easy peasy. 3 nights accommodation in motels 4 days driving. Nullabar plains being the highlight. Loads of places to stop and eat, fuel up all the time. Take loads of water and food plus back up phone and a some sort of shelter/tarpaulin etc in case break down and stuck in the sun outside your car. Was a fantastic experience the light and vegetation out West was unbelievable.
I did the trip in the 80s with my parents in an old Holden - I remember Streaky Bay and Broken Hill very well. Better roads now :) thanks for sharing …
It must be a epic trip
Very well captured brother💯
Solo trips are a big adventure in themselves - it is something more than just a journey.
🤗Loved the video and the glimpses of scenic views.
Thank you for sharing them.
Appreciate it bro 🙋🏻♂️
Gidday Sadiq, I did the trip across on an old Triumph motorcycle in 1987 on my own after I finished 6 years in the RAAF. I met a lot of characters on that ride and would do it again. Thanks for sharing your journey. Travel safe. Denis.
Your Sounds amazing Deno 🙋🏻♂️
Haha, you had some real guts to go in a small Corolla like that driving in the Nullarbor too, my Mum thinks her Camry can’t handle that much of a trip and only takes it for like a 500km trip that too not driving at night
Follow the gut feeling 🤗
I absolutely loved this. So much beautiful landscape and sunsets. I loved how you told us where you were and little tips on fuel and quarantine and sleeping etc. such calming music too. I’m from Perth and haven’t travelled in the outback so that was amazing 😌
Thank you :). Glad you enjoyed watching my video. No more restrictions now so u can plan trip outback
Nice one, Sadiq! I've done the Melbourne-Perth run well over a dozen times, starting in 1978. My late wife's parents lived in Perth, so we did the trip regularly. Even towed the Formula Vee race-car over in 1993 for the Nationals at Wanneroo (Barbagallo); got stopped five times by curious young police officers, wanting to perv on the car! It's a great run and I recommend it to anyone; I've done the drive solo and two-up and it's always nice; last time was in 2011. If I'm headed west I tend to pull up at around 4.00pm, as the sun's angle makes it hard to see the sides of the road and 'roo's/emu/wombat will make a real mess of the car if you hit one. Same in the early morning, too; give the wildlife time to disappear. I've had a few near-misses (one near Port Agusta got very close, as did one on the Newell some years earlier) and unfortunately having T-boned a 'roo west of Caiguna, I know first-hand that they can do a lot of damage!
Thanks for sharing your story mate. Definitely sounds interesting. 🤗
@JAI.H0 Plan the trip, hop online or visit the RAC for info and become a member. Get the car serviced and make sure that belts, hoses and tyres (including the correctly-inflated spare) are in good condition and that fluid levels are correct. Carry tools for tyre-change, plus extra water for you and the car. If you do break down, hazzard flashers on and stay with the car. East of Norseman, sleep in the motels (c.$165/night) attached to the gas stations, rather than in the car, that way you'll get a decent sleep and food. Allow an extra money over city prices for higher fuel costs in remote places - today (8/8/22) unleaded is $2.48 and diesel $2.88/Lt at Nullabor Roadhouse. (Check petrolspy.com.au for current pricing )
If avoidable, don't drive for an hour either side of sunrise/set; wildlife will make a mess of the car if you hit something. Don't rush the trip and rest if tired; it's not a race, so take time out to see the many things along the way and be adventurous. Much better to arrive a day or so later than planned, rather than to arrive dead. It's a great trip that not many do, so enjoy it; it's something that you'll remember forever.
We did this from Brisbane to Perth in a 1978 Honda Accord in 1987.
Fantastic trip.
Did the whole Nullarbor in the day (2 drivers) with time to see a lot on the way.
I'd love to do it again.
Just a tip.
Try to match your camera frame rate to your editing frame rate to eliminate the jerky footage.
Great video.
Hehe Thank you so much 😁. I am new to editing so learning. Thanks for the tip :)
@@sadiqandnatureyour editing is fine- nothing wrong with it at all.
@@rachkate76 You so kind. But that comment does really helped me step up my editing game!! Watch out my latestttttt videos and shorts Rach ❤️😊
Congratulations! You have travelled from the East Coast to the West Coast of the world's smallest continent.
I have also travelled from Brisbane to Perth in a Toyota Corolla. ☺️
Damn that must be one heck of a journey
The Australian outback looks like the North Yorkshire moors.
Thanks Sadiq bro... for your nice video... suddenly the idea came to my mind to see a journey from Sydney to Perth.... and I found your video.... Much love from Assam, India ❤️❤️❤️
Appreciate it bro. Thank you heaps
Nicely done. It shows the vastness and emptiness of the continent well.
Thank you
Cool video. I will be doing a very similar trip soon, from Newcastle to Perth for a new job. I think I will buy a second 20L jerry can, I hadn't considered petrol station being closed/out of fuel. Thanks for sharing.
You will definitely enjoy the drive i guarantee
Scariest thing would be a kangaroo jumping out of nowhere onto the road and it being too late to brake in time.
Happened to me on my Melbourne trip
An inexperience drivers will drive at night on highway that when kangaroo go out looking for foods. it okay for bus and truck , but at 110km/hours a car has no chance with 2m tall kangaroo and over 150kg, you smash into a rock . Kangaroo love looking at car light. I hope you share these with other drivers.
Hebat mantul vlog travel by car. Go go Huawei mobile...😅👍👍
Hahah
Dear Sadiq, thank you for documenting your trip and sharing your video. I travelled solo from Melbourne to Perth in May/June 2021 (right before the Delta outbreak lockdowns reached VIC and NSW) and lived in Perth for the next 8 months before leaving driving from Perth to Sydney in February 2022 (in the middle of the Omicron wave lockdowns in Eastern Australia). At that time, the WA border was closed completely to the rest of Australia and I was the only car vehicle driving on that looong stretch of road from Norseman to Eucla.
I wish I had documented my trip like you had. I must say, even though it was a solo road trip for me both ways, there was something adventurous and magical about the drive through SA and WA. The isolation, the nature, the sunrises/sunsets. And I'm sure you experienced this too, but driving from Eucla towards Norseman and even Calgoorlie I experienced the most interesting phenomenon: drivers waving to you from their vehicles. I never experienced this in Eastern Australia. THanks for oyur video. Cheers!
Love it mate. Absolutely Love it. Thank you so much for sharing your story here 🙋🏻♂️
I dont know about eastern states but in WA as you head out of perth especially remotely,its two fingered wave from your steering wheel especially for truckers...Also buy a UHF-channel 40 and have a chat
This is epic. As a fellow Sydneysider who passes thru Auburn every day for work, enjoyed seeing the mosque as the starting point. Thanks for posting.
Tbh i miss Sydney and Auburn, especially food in Auburn haha. Thank you
I drove my 2003 Camry from Melbourne to Perth during Feb 5-8, 2022, alone. I think we share the same trip from Port Augusta to Perth. Such a great memory in my life.
Absolutely. Especially sunsets🥰
Wow, just wow, you stopped at so many places I stopped at when I did a trip around Australia just before the pandemic! I drove from Sydney up east coast to cairns,cookstown, down to Townsville then inland to Geelong,melbourne, great ocean road to Adelaide,nullarbor, esperence, albany, perth, Carnarvon, broome,Katherine, mt isa , brisbane then back to Sydney 25000km in a month.... I drove a 2001 toyota seca (corolla) best,longest trip I have ever done, some of the most amazing sights are the ones you don't expect, like those cliffs you showed along the nullarbor , just across the road from the petrol station......loved reliving it through your video.....
Thank you so much for the comments Mate. I can imagine how interesting your long drive would have been 😍
How much money you spend for petrol ? I dont think it worth it , a plane ticket cost for interstate around $50 , driving car interstate cost $100-150 one way.
@@VanTran-ne4yf did it at end of 2019, petrol was alot cheaper then but still worked out at approx $10 per 100km so approx $2500 aust to do 25000km, way cheaper to fly, but I wanted to see everything rather than just visit the major cities, camped out , never stayed in motels and spent approx $100 a day for everything incl petrol.....
Check out the fuel prices when he stops to refuel or take a nap.......and was only a year ago.......great video mate .....felt relaxing.....
Thank you sir
Aussie Road trips are the best! Best trip of my life was driving a 1975 Kombi camper from SA to WA. Such a fun trip taking our time and stopping where we wanted to, finding cool places to check out and enjoy the wilderness. The roof blew off in a storm on the Great Australian Bight which was an experience! Did the rest of the trip with roof tied onto the car. It was winter and really cold on the Nullabor (desert) and the heater didn’t work. We used a hand held spotlight to get more light to drive at night. Sounds like it should have been a horrible trip but I loved it and would love to do it again sometime:)
I grew up with Toyota Corollas. They older models were great cars!
Thanks for the video :) ko km
Damn your story sounds much interesting than mine 🙋🏻♂️
Travelling in a fried out kombi?
This looks awesome. Really want to do this sometime in the future. Can't do it whilst emperor McGowan has his border closed tho.
Hahaha but hey you can plan a road trip from Perth to Broome. 🤪 I am planning one soon tho
@@sadiqandnature noticed you were travelling 140km/h on the speedo in the video. I know the NT has a speed limit of 130 but I thought WA was 110. Did the cops give you any trouble?
💕💖💗Oh my God it's a too much distance more than 5000 to 6000 km may be what's a accurate distance any one can tell me 💝💞💟
Thank you sir
super awesome Dude! well done. Those corollas go forever. thanks for sharing the trip :)
You drove from Sydney to Perth and slept in a Toyota Corolla. That doesn't sound very comfortable😮
Why didn't you get a hotel room for the night 😮
This is not easy.. For americans this is like New York to Los angeles
I guess so
Did the opposite in a Daihatsu Charade. First time in my life that I experienced a full sunrise (the Nullabor road is prety staight) listening to my favourite music on casette. Magical. Also scared the crap out of myself driving through a herd of cattle at 100 km per hour and at some point realising there were no fences on either side of the highway.
hahaha that's the scary part mate. I avoided driving at night
Upon reaching from Sydney to Perth by road, I would definitely consider using a Chopper service for the return journey because
I wouldn't be able to relive the long journey in the same way😂
Thank you
I love 💓 this video clip
I love Australia, and now I miss it, I leave far away.
Thank you Sadiq, for showing us your trip. I loved how beautifully you shot and edited the video. The captions tied it all together. I am looking forward to seeing your next trip.
Thank you so much Ian 🙋🏻♂️
I hope your Toyota Corolla Car is Diesel, and not Petrol.. of course there its not much of a difference..as long one drives closeby. But thinking of all these distance.. and what if your car had brake down in the middle of the Outback Dessert.. You did;nt take any shots of Ayer's Rock..My Bro drives from Canberra to Sydney/Adelaide.,& once from Syd to Brisbane in Hire Car. Tnks, Enjoyed the Trip.
Cool vid. I hope Perth is working out for you.
Missing Sydney TBH. Perth is alright 😁
Must say great video and good work, good on you mate ;) this motivates me to take long road trips and see my beautiful country Australia 🇦🇺😊
So glad to hear that. Yess don't delay. Just do it 👌
@@sadiqandnature i would love to but this lockdown sucks 😫
@@awaismushtaq5975 I’m having the same issues. I can’t wait to do this!
Brilliant.. if I was doing that trip I'd choose a 1990's Toyota as well. Thanks for sharing.
You are most welcome :)
What is this? The Mark McGowan simulator???
Hi, how much fuel we need to carry ..i am planning drive down in mar :o)
Did it take you 4 days or 5 days to reach Perth from Sydney 😮
My dream country❤ My lovely place on the world. A soon I’ll be live there
Having done the nullabor many times in trucks doing it in an old corolla is a pretty safe bet really. Anything 90s+ corolla/camry wise generally simply don't break if well maintained!!!! Wouldn't want to hit a bird roo or camel tho
Agree 🙋🏻♂️
I told you didn’t I though- sunsets in WA are the most beautiful! Take a trip to Mandurah please! That was our first home in Australia, I can write and sign you will not have seen a place like that before, it’s a small town on the estuary, beautiful homes and water everywhere and head down to Halls Head beach to watch the sunset from there :)
Also go to Fremantle, my favourite town near Perth. Absolutely Beautiful architecture full of character! Check the sunset out from the Port there
Firstly i want to Thank you for watching the whole video so thoroughly.
And Yessss, You told me about the sunsets in Australia.
The places you mentioned, they are in my list of travel. So i will visit them soon. Sunsets are pretty incredible here Saroosh 💗
Thanks, i'm planning on a similar trip in my camper once things are back to normal..
All The Best
On my long service leave am traveling around Australia.
So good Champ. All the very best
great vlog we are about to embark on this journey in august . Hope you are enjoying Perth .
Thank you 😊. You have a safe journey. Yes lovin' Perth so far
Brother, I loved your video..in 2013 I was on my way from Victoria to WA, looking for work in Toyota Celica '98 model..
Thanks bro. I'm sure its a memorable drive
The view Looks amazing
I really enjoyed watching your trip, she's a bloody big country ❤️🇦🇺
Thank you so much
Great job Sadiq! I am going to study in Perth next year, and I also want to drive across Australia, road trip is always attractive!
All the best man🙋🏻♂️
Wow I’m watching this and thinking to have a such trip there in Australia 🇦🇺
Amazing country
Absolutely. Its a beautiful country
Covid free Country!
Great video Sadiq Bhai. Hope to do the same one day. ❤️
Thank you 🤗
Did you know ? Australia is the land in my dream . But i never went there before. Because i don't have money. I jealous all people of australia. So you should to be pround to live in australia.
I think I enjoyed the SA sunsets better, but ok
Great! you did what I always wanted to do when I was in Australia. Thank you for taking us to view the scenes along the trip thanks
You are welcome
Awesome Bro. You did a similar journey to me in my 2012 Camry in 2018. The barrier highway is the way to go especially if you want that Mad Max experience dodging roadkill lol :)
Thanks bro. I can't wait to travel to Broome next
I hit a kangaroo on the barrier hwy near cobar , so many kangaroos and goats at night
This brought back memories of my way home from my Lap of Oz after 2 and 1/ 2 years, I got back a few months before COVID hit. One thing I never did is drive at night, not with a 3 and 1/2 ton caravan and a new Ford Ranger Wildtrak, with roo bar and powerful spotlights. That was very brave of you
Loved your vid, thanks for sharing. 😎
Thanks for sharing ur story
I have a 1982 Toyota Corona. I've always wanted to take a long trip across Australia in her.
Do it!
Tourists: So WA whats your longest road?
WA people: the 90 mile straight
Tourists: YOU HAVE A ROAD FOR 90 MILES?!
Me/WA people: Nah mate its 146.6 km long or 91.093017 miles
Hahahah
I really enjoyed this video. I have done Wollongong to Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast and also Wollongong to Melbourne numerous times but I would definitely love to do Wollongong to Fremantle. I always say that it’s on my bucket list of things to do. Well done Sadiq, this must’ve been something that you will remember forever. Stay safe
Wollongong is ❤️ especially sea cliff bridge and South coast of NSW. Yes this trip is so close to my heart
Good trip my friend, some day i'll visit Australia, i want to know Sydney and Perth, beautiful cities haha...You should drive from Perth to Broome and make a road trip video about it...Greetings from Venezuela!
I really appreciate that mate :). I will definitely do that
I just did this on my own with my Toyota Coralla 2002 from Sydney to Brisbane.. Now I saw this..
Mad Respect for you sir!
Great job Sadiq.I wish to do one but work and family commitments wouldn't give chance.
I can complete understand brother
Shed a tear 😪 Looking to the Southern Ocean. I 💕 my home.
❤️🙋🏻♂️
Love that
Watching this from Ukraine. Hope one day I will visit Australia. If any australian would like visit Ukraine, welcome to my house
You are so kind. Prayers are with Ukraine
Old Toyota's are the best! We once drove 60kms on an "empty" tank in our old Cressida. Rolled into the Auski road house (Karjini WA) and the car ran out at the pump!! We love taking long road trips and love your video! Its simple and beautiful; its straight to the point without a heap of needless, irritating chatter! Well done!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it :)
I've been to Australia three times. I didn't like the terrain there. It's so flat, brown, boring and ugly. Sorry but, that's my opinion. The cities and people in Australia are wonderful but, the terrain there is ugly. The USA is much more beautiful than Australia.
Its ok mate. That is your opinion and everyone has different opinions and i respect yours
What a stunning country, I wish the government develops more cities like USA in the centre part of Australia. This will be a heaven if we have more people, culture here
I can agree with you to some extent👌🏻
@Michael Davidson No, it won't work that way. The Australian government should build like say 100 new cities along with huge infrastructure projects for water, roads it will create millions of jobs and they can bring in people from all over the world for the construction alone.
@@RANJU707 Agreed Australia should have this. But the people in Government mind is totally different. They think and does the actions how to and not to bring more people in Australia. :))
no, thanks.
It's mind boggling to see the vastness of Australia and so few people living there, the population as of 2022 barely reaches 27million having in mind Australia is a continent by itself. Hope the government keeps on welcoming foreigners to make Australia the next superpower on earth.
Legend, mate, legend. Planning one!
Hey, epic drive. We did Alice siting a while back but not in a Corolla. You are really brave to do this trip in that car. What’s your IG handle.
Thank you sir. IG @capturedbysadiq
I done it in a 2002 corolla and lived six months out of it whilst venturing my way to Perth and settling down, best cars going, reliable, cheap on fuel, any top video mate🙌😎🙌
Yes sir. Agree with u
2400 miles here in the U.S.
14:19 Wish diesel is still that cheap, otherwise would've done this trip already.
Thanks for the video mate, you have some serious balls of parking in some random car park and sleep over night haha
Hahaha
You could have put road map in between the Vlog … to understand much better of your route …. Shahid khan from Perth
Agree with you
Bravo! Me and my Corolla 95 salutes you and your car!
Thank you sir
I did that in August 2004 in a 1989 Camry and came back 2 weeks later. It was so quiet and sparse out there. Beautiful trip, highly recommend it. Such peace and tranquility and somehow how the pace of life should be...then BANG back in the city again. But the 'batteries' got charged just the same.
That's true ☺️
Why you want to drive alone to Perth at the first place? All for fun? And how many day you stay in Perth and how many days take to come back to Sydney?
Only one way, moved to Perth for good:)
Legend 👍
I love the background music
Peaceful
My nephew did it on an old postie bike. Got flooded on the Nullarbor. Great trip!
Damn. Respect to your cousin
The car was probably like “damn this owner is crazy, lemme take a break man” 😂 anyways I think I have to do the same soon hahaha my poor car
Hahaha i made sure he is well rested between the trips and gave all the respect it deserves 😂
What a beautiful country ❤️. Hope i can visit there.
Perth: one of my dream destination
You must Visit ☺️
I’ve done that trip a couple of times. Such a long drive, people don’t realise how long it is. Thanks for sharing. Good memories.
Awesome video, great tips RE petrol, food and quarantine issues. Time to plan and hit the road. How has Perth been, do you live there or was it just a road trip?
Perth is really Good Mate. I moved here for good
No chance to survive in WA without your drivers licence. :/
Even if you live in Sydney CBD, you still need a car . you cant go anywhere on the weekend without a car, unless you want to spend 24 hours a day ,7 days a week in the city.Public transport waiting for bus and train 20-30 min, then another 30-50 min for the trip. not worth it.
Great video made me nostalgic. I travelled from liverpool through mildura, ceduna to perth in 2011 with the first and favorite car commodore hearing queen all the way. One of the best drive of my life wish i could do it again.
There is always next time mate 🙋🏻♂️
Corolla’s are such a well made model - they are built to last. Mine will be 19 years old next month.
Damn 🥵🥵
The last 40 years, Toyota havent produce any bad car yet. All the car last at least 200000-300000km.
Great stuff! Deserves lot more attention!
Thank you ☺️
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Amazing trip.
At 15:57 your camera are recording my house in Bentley Perth lol 😂🫶🏼
Hahah
Just watched. Great video mate! Well done.
Thank you Mate
This was so cool! Thoroughly enjoyed watching this. I don’t understand though how you travelled 50ks on an empty tank!!!!
Haha myself surprised about it. 😅 But ya All thanks to God and my parents blessings are with me♥️
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I own a Corolla and I get a hundred Kim’s after the fuel light comes on. I can assure you no car travels 50 klm on an empty tank.
Very Nice Veere ..keep going lovely video thanks
Thanks bro