My grandmother recently gave up driving due to an eye condition and she has a lovely, new-ish small car that runs well.
My mum mentioned it to be and I casually said 'oh so what's she doing with the car?' and was told that it's being given to my cousin as he's having a baby in the October w/ his GF.
Bit of background, all us grandchildren (3- me, my sister & my cousin) are of driving age, my cousin & I are in our 20's.
I got my driving license recently and have been looking around for a car that's a good price, and is in good condition & I was 100% planning on paying for the car if it was available.
It's worth around £1500 & been given completely free to my cousin, who doesn't have a license and has failed the test a fair few times & doesn't have a job. (Apparently my aunt is going to be paying for it for him).
AIBU to be a bit upset? Here I am with a job, actual driving license the money to buy the car & pay for petrol, insurance regularly & everyone knows I've been looking for an affordable car.
My cousin has had everything given to him, they haven't bought anything for the baby themselves, GF doesn't have a job & hasn't for the entire 2 years I've known her & my cousin doesn't have one either (though has been struggling to find one). They are both going to be living w/ GF's family when baby arrives.
I know that having a car can be helpful when you have a baby but it's definitely not a necessity, especially when neither can afford to pay for it let alone provide for their own child. When I say everything has been brought for them, I mean everything! All brand new too courtesy of GF's family.