Benefits of buying a locally used car
“Why did the first-time car owner buy a locally used car? Because they wanted to make sure their car had some ‘local flavor’!” The only thing you’ll hear worse than that corny joke is people who say you shouldn’t buy a locally used car as your first car.
Locally used cars in Kenya
Let’s face the facts- the Toyota Axio isn’t one of those cars built to win beauty contests. Chances are no one will ever compliment how cute your car looks if you’re driving an Axio. It’s the car you buy if you’re a “middle-of-the-room” kind of
Buy a locally used car in Nairobi
Did you know that the Suzuki Solio used to be known as the Suzuki Wagon R Solio? Then it abandoned the “Wagon R” moniker to become a standalone model. That’s why the 2015 Suzuki Solio has a striking resemblance to the Wagon R. It’s, however, been in production
Cars for sale in Kenya
There are thousands of cars for sale in Kenya. It takes a little bit of work to stand out from the crowd when selling your car. Getting your car looking its best before advertising will help you to sell it as quickly as possible and for the best price. How
Buy a locally used car in Nairobi
When buying a car, especially a locally-used one, you might spend hours wondering where to get a good deal. The increased use of online classifieds and social media marketplaces has made it easier to find a locally-used car. However, be warned, as there are many obstacles to avoid in finding
Buy a locally used car in Nairobi
One of the strongest points of the 2014 Volvo V70 is its practicality. It’s a midsize luxury wagon with a spacious and comfortable interior, excellent safety features, and a smooth and comfortable ride. It also has a strong build quality and superior refinement. It’s a versatile car that
2008 BMW X5 review
A mid-sized luxury SUV, the BMW X5 accomplishes the rare feat of combining form and function in a vehicle. This car screams luxury while being terribly practical at the same time. Like most BMWs, the 2008 BMW X5 delivers on the promise of driving excitement that’s synonymous with the
Sell your car in Kenya
Selling your car is a tough decision. Once you make the resolution to sell, the sales process isn’t going to be rosy either. You’ll face several challenges, from deciding where to sell your car to setting the price, screening buyers, and transferring ownership. Every step of the process
Buy a locally used car in Nairobi
When you want to sell your car, you want to get the most you can out of it. But the harsh reality is that its value started depreciating the moment you drove it out of the dealership. This doesn’t mean you can’t make money from selling your car.
Car inspection
The government just raised the import duty from 25% to 35% for foreign-used cars. This price hike will likely shift the attention of buyers to the locally-used car market. But buying a locally-used car isn’t always a walk in the park. If you don’t do your due diligence,
BMW X5
When we talk about off-road vehicles in Kenya, there’s no denying that the challenging and rugged terrain demands a car with exceptional performance and reliability. Having the right off-road vehicle can make all the difference. These are the best off-road vehicles to buy in Kenya: 1. Toyota Land Cruiser
35% import duty
According to media reports, Kenyans looking to import foreign-used cars will have to dig deeper into their pockets as the import duty tax just increased from 25% to 35%. This change is instigated by the East African Community (EAC) approving an application by Kenya to raise the duty on motor
