That’s a lot of spare change.
A Chinese man reportedly bought $140,000 car Tuesday almost entirely with coins.
The man, who works at a gas station, says he collected the coins from buses that stopped to refuel and decided to save them up for a new car, News.com.au reports, citing the Liaoshen Evening News.
He walked into a Shenyang dealership and used $136,000 in coins and $4,000 in banknotes to buy his new vehicle.
Ten staff members from the dealership spent an hour moving the coins from the back of a truck into the store. The coins weighed four tons overall and were over 12 feet tall when piled up.
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