5:30 AM. Alarm rings. You hit snooze. But deep down, you already know the stress ahead: • Will the matatu be full? • Will the ride hailing apps surge and leave your wallet weeping? • Will you get to work on time-or roll in looking like you trekked from hilly Murang’a?
Let’s be honest: when you roll up in a Mercedes-Benz C-Class, people notice. It’s not just another car - it’s the car. The one that says:• I’ve arrived.• I have taste.• And yes, I like my coffee with style. But beyond the badge flex, why is
Your bestie is hyping their new Chinese SUV with a spaceship dashboard. Your colleague swears by their sleek Mazda CX-5.And your neighbour? They believe their Toyota RAV4 is God's gift to Kenyan roads. But let’s be honest. When it’s time to beat Nairobi traffic, climb
You know that moment: You park your car, walk away feeling accomplished… then glance back. Wait.Why is one side of your car looking like it just gave up on life?The back is drooping like it’s been carrying Kenya’s problems since 1963. The front looks ready to
Picture this. It’s Friday. You're loading the car for a shagz trip: cucu, mathe, the twins, your cousin, the neighbour who “just needs a lift halfway,” and of course-bags, bananas, and a baby stroller. You squeeze into your shiny 5-seater SUV and instantly realise: this is not
Let’s not lie to ourselves: Buying or selling a used car in Kenya feels like trying to cross River Road in a blindfold. You’re dodging fake logbooks, shady brokers, and “deals” that sound sweet… until your gut says, “Utaoshwa.” So when you hear about Peach Cars-Kenya’s fast-growing
Let’s be honest, boot space in Kenya isn’t a luxury - it’s a survival tactic. From shagz runs to market hauls, from stashing kids’ school bags to moving jerry cans of cooking oil, your car’s trunk puts in more work than most gym instructors. So when
Owning a car in Kenya is like falling in love. At first, it’s all good vibes. You give it a name, wash it every Sunday, and park it like a prized possession. You even peep through the window at night, just to be sure it’s still there. But
Let’s face it: cars aren’t exactly impulse buys-unless you're a billionaire or have just inherited a hefty chunk from an unknown great aunt or uncle. For most of us, getting a car takes planning, saving, and probably a prayer or two. That’s where car financing
Buying a used car in Kenya? Then you’ve probably been hit with unsolicited advice from every uncle, cousin, or friend who “knows a guy.” * “Mali safii iko na 60K mileage pekee.” * “Avoid anything over 100,000 km bro - utajua hujui!” * “50K mileage… genuine haijatembea Kenya bado 👀” Let’s
Just when we were all mentally preparing for the July 1st import duty shocker, the High Court has stepped in with a well-timed “Tulia kwanza.” That’s right. The Kenya Revenue Authority’s (KRA) hotly debated Current Retail Selling Price (CRSP) update - the one that had everyone from car
There’s something special about older cars-beyond the growl of the engine and that old-school leather smell. They had character. They had quirks. And they had features that today’s buttoned-up, touchscreen-filled rides simply don’t. If you ever cruised around in a 90s Toyota Corolla or got a lift