He Earns Minimum Wage but Drives a 9 Million Dollar Car: "I'm Cutting Back on food."
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Velat Ceylan, a 33-year-old construction worker earning minimum wage and living in Eskişehir, fulfilled his 12-year childhood dream by importing a luxury vehicle from Iraq, worth 8-9 million Turkish lira. Ceylan says he shares a house with his friends and even cuts back on food expenses to be able to operate this massive vehicle.
Velat Ceylan, a 33-year-old construction worker earning minimum wage, fulfilled his 12-year dream of buying a luxury car from Iraq, and is making sacrifices in his life to be able to drive it. Ceylan, who drives his car – worth 8-9 million Turkish Lira in Turkey – shares a house with friends to cover the expenses, even cutting back on food costs. Describing his passion, the young man says, "I'm currently working for minimum wage, but I'm raising…
Velat Ceylan, a 33-year-old resident of Eskişehir, fulfilled his 12-year childhood dream. Ceylan, who imported a luxury car worth 8-9 million Turkish lira in the Turkish market from Iraq, said, "I'm currently working for minimum wage, but I'm raising such a monster."
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