Ever stumbled on two nearly identical cars - same year, similar mileage, maybe even the same color - but with wildly different price tags? You’re not alone. Car prices in Kenya can feel like a mystery wrapped in a riddle stuffed in a glove box. But here’s the
Kenya Is a Playground — But First, You Need the Right Car Let’s be honest - there’s nothing like escaping the bustle of Nairobi (or any town, really) come Friday afternoon. Whether it’s sundowners in Naivasha, a cheeky coast run to Diani, or a misty sunrise in the
Flash floods are no stranger to Kenya. From the Nairobi CBD to Kisumu backroads, our roads flood fast and hard. But while most of us focus on the visible damage to roads and homes, there’s another sneaky aftermath that creeps into car yards and classifieds: flood-damaged vehicles. And they’
There’s nothing quite like the freedom of a solo drive to Nanyuki, a spontaneous road trip to Kisumu, or that early morning dash to beat Nairobi traffic. But let’s be real - cars don’t always play nice. And when they don't, Kenyan roads can be
So, you’re buying a car in Kenya? First off, congratulations! That’s not just a flex - it’s freedom, convenience, and, let’s be honest, a little bit of personal pride all rolled into one. But before you rev that engine, here's a question worth asking:
Five years ago, my friend bought his first car - a shiny BMW 3 Series. Buzzing with excitement, we hit the Nairobi-Nakuru highway, off to Naivasha. But just past the Viewpoint, the clouds burst open. Sheets of rain, visibility near zero. He pulled over, turned off the engine, and said,
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If your car feels sluggish or drinks more fuel than it used to, dust may be the hidden culprit. This invisible enemy wreaks havoc on engines across Kenya, especially on murram roads and urban highways choked with fine particulate pollution. In this expert guide, Peach Cars breaks down how dust
Driving through Kenya’s long rainy season? Whether you’re a Nairobi commuter, a Mombasa business owner, or a Western Kenya road warrior, one thing’s for sure—rain can wreak havoc on your vehicle if you’re not prepared. The good news? A little seasonal maintenance goes a long
For most Kenyan youth starting their careers, the idea of owning a car feels like fiction. Entry-level salaries barely cover rent, food, and fare — let alone saving hundreds of thousands for a vehicle. When you’re spending over Ksh 6,000 a month on matatus and still arriving late due
Buying your first car isn’t just a purchase. It’s a big milestone. It’s a moment. It’s not just about getting from point A to B - it’s the sweet taste of freedom, independence, and making a smart investment. But let’s be honest: In Kenya’
You’re ready for a change. Maybe you’ve outgrown your current ride, or you’re eyeing that next-level SUV that screams success. Whatever’s fueling your upgrade, one big decision stands between you and the open road: Should you sell your car privately or hand it over to a
Struggling with high fuel costs? You're not alone. Whether you're a daily commuter stuck in Nairobi traffic, a Bolt or Uber driver, or you're hauling goods across Kenya in a Probox or van, fuel prices are hitting us all hard. But here's