Let’s not lie - when your pal casually says, “Bro, I’m thinking of getting an electric car,” you’re tempted to ask, “Umeingia wash-wash ama you just won a green card?” Because buying a full EV (not the hybrid ka-baby steps) in Kenya? It’s vibes and bank.
Buying a used car in Kenya? You’re not alone. Thousands of Kenyans search for affordable, foreign-used or locally owned cars every month. But there’s one silent scam that continues to rob unsuspecting buyers - mileage fraud. Also known as odometer tampering or “clocking,” this shady practice makes a
Selling your car privately online in Kenya might seem like the perfect money-saving move. No brokers, no dealership cuts, just you and a potential buyer-easy, right? Not quite. What most sellers overlook is one major risk: your personal information. And in today’s digital world, that’s a goldmine for
There’s a stretch between Salgaa and Sachangwan that locals call the “Highway of Hell.” Between 2011 and 2016, it saw 152 crashes in just 20.7 kilometers, claiming 133 lives. And it’s not just that stretch - Kenya recorded 4,748 road deaths in 2024, a 5.2%
You’ve found the perfect ride. The price is sweet, the paint is shining, and the seller says “no issues, boss.” But before you hand over your cash and drive off into the Nairobi sunset, there’s one crucial question: Do you actually know this car’s story? Because in
Let’s set the scene. It’s Friday afternoon. You’ve got cucu, mathe, the twins, your younger bro, and even that one neighbour who said “si you drop me halfway” all packed for a trip to shagz. You load up the 5-seater... and instantly realise: this isn’t a
Driving at night in Kenya is not for the faint-hearted. Between unpredictable potholes, dazzling headlights, and that one mkokoteni with no reflectors, it can feel like playing GTA on nightmare mode. But here’s the truth: with the right techniques and a reliable car, night driving doesn’t have to
Buying a used car in Kenya should feel like a win - but if you’ve ever been sold a “clean car” that turns into a garage regular, you know it’s not always rosy. From shady paperwork to cars that look solid but drive like wheelbarrows, there’s a
Picture this: You’re cruising through Nairobi, the rain starts pouring like it’s trying to wash away your sins, and suddenly your wipers decide “tumefika mwisho.” Now you're squinting through streaks, praying not to miss a boda, and wondering why your life feels like an action movie
Ladies, let’s talk garages. You drive in needing an oil change. You drive out with: * A bill bigger than your monthly rent, * An "engine detox" you didn’t ask for, and * A lemon-scented air freshener like it's supposed to soften the blow. "Madam, this
Selling your car in Kenya shouldn’t feel like a full-time job-but for most people, it does. One moment you’re posting your car online, the next you’re fending off 11pm texts that start with, “Niko na 250k cash sai.” Sound familiar? Between brokers you’ve never met advertising
How to Avoid Getting Scammed & Check a Car’s Ownership Like a Pro Buying a used car in Kenya can be the start of freedom - or a very expensive mistake. It’s a bit like dating someone you met on the ‘gram: looks good online, but if you