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Hidden Downsides of Used Electric Cars

Austin

January 11, 2024

The heart of an EV is its battery, and its health dictates your driving experience. Used batteries degrade over time, reducing range and performance. In Kenya's hot climate, degradation can accelerate.

Rivian R1S: A Good Electric fit for Kenyan folks

Austin

January 9, 2024

The Rivian R1S boasts a monstrous 505km range on a single charge, enough to devour Nairobi-Naivasha-Nakuru with juice to spare.

Why Smaller Engines Dont Necessarily Mean Lower Fuel Consumption

Austin

January 9, 2024

The efficiency of an engine plays a pivotal role in determining fuel consumption. Modern car manufacturers are investing heavily in research and development to enhance the efficiency of engines, regardless of their size. In some cases, a larger engine equipped with advanced technology can outperform its smaller counterpart.

What Driving a Toyota Land Cruiser V8 Says About You

Austin

January 9, 2024

the V8 fetish often betrays a lack of exposure to the vast and diverse world of luxury automobiles. Beyond the Kenyan plains lies a universe of meticulously crafted machines, each a testament to design, innovation, and performance.

What to Look Out For When Buying a Used Car

Austin

January 6, 2024

Prior to finalizing the purchase of a used car, it is crucial to secure a legally binding agreement through the original sale document. This agreement should encompass comprehensive details, including both parties' information, specific car details, and the mutually agreed-upon price.

Why the Ford Ranger (2015) Lost its Appeal

Austin

January 6, 2024

Whispers of transmission issues and high maintenance costs started circulating, eroding trust in the Ranger's long-term durability. Kenyan buyers prioritize dependable companions, and the Ranger's reliability concerns became deal-breakers

Why Kenyan Boys Love Subaru and Mark X

Austin

January 6, 2024

The stereotype paints a picture of young men with questionable financial commitments, evading their responsibilities for a weekend of revelry in Naivasha. They'll blow their limited income on flashy car mods, fancy drinks, and fleeting romances, neglecting bills and family obligations.

Why the Jeep Wrangler Has Captivated Kenya's Young Elite

Austin

January 6, 2024

In Nairobi's competitive social scene, owning a unique and prestigious vehicle is crucial. The Wrangler delivers undeniable swagger. Its unmistakable design, open-air freedom, and undeniable off-road aura scream adventure and individuality.

Flaws of the Nissan Juke and Why its a Bad Choice

Austin

January 6, 2024

The Nissan Juke's distinctive and polarizing exterior design has been a point of contention. It is a major turn-off for many. Its unconventional aesthetics might appeal to some, but for many, the Juke's quirky styling can be off-putting.

Why Electric Vehicles Haven't Sparked in Kenya Yet

Austin

January 6, 2024

EVs, especially new models, still carry a hefty price tag compared to petrol or diesel cars. For many Kenyans, that initial investment simply isn't feasible. This high cost acts as a deterrent for many Kenyan consumers

Toyota Noah 2015: A Practical and Affordable Option Families.

Austin

January 6, 2024

The Noah's trump card is its practicality. Its boxy design maximizes interior space, offering comfortable seating for seven adults and ample cargo room for luggage or groceries. Dual sliding doors ease entry and exit, especially for families with young children.

The Dark Side of Isuzu's Matatus

Austin

January 4, 2024

Let's be blunt: Isuzu matatus are death traps. Their chassis are simply not designed for the overloading, rough roads, and reckless driving that are the norm in Kenya. Crash tests conducted by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) paint a grim picture.