I wonder how a man with two functional balls will surely own and drive that type of thing in town with all tinted windows and some cheap mahewa ndani.

Its a sight most painful to behold...

@ Kabz - I totally agree with you. I see nothing wrong with a man driving a Vitz or whichever car he chooses to. I think most Kenyans are very shallow when it comes to some issues. Just because I don't know who said Vitz are for women, you follow that blindly and yet you have a mind of your own.

Watu wanafaa watembee kidogo wajionee. In France for example, you will meet extremely wealthy (not just rich) men driving vehicles smaller than a Vitz. I don't own a Vitz but if I wanted to buy one, shallow stereo types would be the last thing on my mind. I have a friend who owns a Vitz and a BMW (7 series I think). And he drives whichever without feeling any less (or more) of a man!

This kind of arrogance is just repulsive. A car is just some equipment to take you from point A to B. I have lived in Europe and the Vitz (they call it Yaris over there) is one of the most popular 'big' cars. Otherwise very many in developed countries drive even smaller hatchbacks e.g Toyota Aygo (vitz smaller sister), Renault Clio, peugeot 107, Nissan March, Ford Fiesta etc. Infact 1500cc cars may be rare in some places. In Holland many people cycle to work. And in Germany nearly all taxis are Mercedes.

FYI in Britain/Germany they are paying people to have their 10 year old cars removed from the road and crushed/recycled since they are considered too old. I therefore find it odd the way some Kenyans worship their 8 year old plus 'new' cars, some bought with 5yr loans, while looking down on those driving small and efficient city cars.

@all male vitz owners, how safe do you feel inside that "town efficient car"??

I once saw on Churchill live some kindergaten pupils on a mchongoano and one one of them told another that "mama yenyu anaendeshanga mayai ya gredi"

That was meant to be a vitz.

ha ha ha ha

Where are the statistics? Have there been more fatalities for those driving the Vitz compared to those using other cars?



Would one really buy a car based solely on what a 4yr old thinks?

We now know where you get your wisdom from. I rest my case!

When you are at it, could you kindly ask them what they think about the KCB rights issue. It might help some of us to know when to get in, hold or run!

99% of the cars are imports! whether one buys it at 200K or 7M.
Few kenyans know the smell of a new car interior neither the feel of the first 10KM run so hakuna haja ya kuringa na uko ndani ya mutumba.

I'd rather drive a Vitz anyday,bought with money from my own pocket...than a bigger machine on a 5yr loan and one that i can't comfortably maintain without starving my family. And NO,i dont judge people by the cars they drive or the house they live in. Mingling with the some ''rich'' showffs has taught me just how desperate human beings are to paint a fake image of themselves to others. I highly respect people who live within their means. So,Vitz or Range Rover House.. Live within your means and Dont hate on others.

@Ric dees, I was right here..see,i joined SK in 2008 Dont worry,you can hook me up with your bro..regardless of what he drives(or doesnt) hehehe! Seems 'ulijionea mengi' Pole,it's unfortunate that we have to put up with fake people..

Guys you can only scratch where you can reach.

my father drives a 1980 datsun 1200 and am very proud of it when am on the road

if you are ashamed of the men who drives vitz,what do you say about those who do not even own a wheelbarrow.