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
You’re crawling through Waiyaki Way traffic. A matatu just did a stunt that would get it banned from Fast & Furious: Nairobi Drift. You look ahead and - yep - it’s another Toyota. Again. At this point, it’s less of a coincidence and more of a national
Your engine has a mysterious cough. The windscreen’s been cracked since last December. There’s a suspicious dent from a “harmless” tuk tuk encounter on Mombasa Road. Now that you’re thinking of selling, these little flaws suddenly scream “potential deal-breaker.” So - should you fix them or pass
Let’s get real: fuel prices in Kenya are now rivaling rent, and hybrid cars are no longer just for environmentalists or people trying to look “tech-savvy.” They’re officially a mainstream survival strategy. But buying a used hybrid in Kenya? That’s a different story. It can feel like
"Karibu!" said the car dealer, flashing a smile that didn’t quite make it to his eyes. "This Toyota Fielder is only 1.2 million shillings. Special price just for you!" If you've ever stood in a Nairobi car yard wondering whether to laugh,
Thinking of importing a used car after July 1st, 2025? You might want to read this first. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has announced a sweeping overhaul of how import duties are calculated for second-hand cars. The updated Current Retail Selling Price (CRSP) schedule replaces the 2019 benchmarks and could
If you’ve ever parked your car in Nairobi and said a quick prayer - or side-eyed a suspicious boda rider - you’re not being paranoid. You’re being Kenyan. Let’s be honest: car theft in Kenya is still a big thing. Even though numbers are dropping slowly,
If you've been shopping for a used car in Nairobi lately-or scrolling through Peach Cars Kenya, for that matter-you've probably noticed something: Kenya’s car buyers are getting younger, bolder, and more informed. Welcome to the Gen Z era of car buying. Born between the late
Thinking about buying a car in Kenya? One of the biggest decisions you'll face is choosing the right engine size. Whether you're a daily commuter in Nairobi, a parent navigating school runs, or an adventurer heading out on long-distance drives, understanding how engine size affects performance,
Want to sell your car faster and for more money? Start with your photos. In a sea of online listings, great visuals are the difference between a quick sale and weeks of waiting. Whether you're listing your vehicle on platforms like Peach Cars, WhatsApp, or Facebook Marketplace, one
Because the only time your car should disappear is when you sell it. How many times have you scrolled through Facebook or X only to see the dreaded words: “STOLEN CAR – PLEASE SHARE”? Maybe you even double-checked your own parking spot-just in case. Car theft in Kenya isn't