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Rank: Veteran Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 1,982 Location: matano manne
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Impunity wrote:Siringi wrote:I will spare the prombox kwa sababu hiyo in punda.
Make this mistake of borrowing a 'friend's Allion or Premio, or fielder, Runx or Allex white in color heck add IST ,, vitz or wish, you drive to a function and park.
Several hours later the parking is full and you cannot identify the car you came with because they are all looking the same Kama punda AMA uniform ya Choir
True story If you operate like a sleuth then you will know why white cars/white toyotas are the best! Ask @Mawinder. . Oh yes, "unmarked" white car will most likely a Toyota.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 2/21/2012 Posts: 1,739
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Siringi wrote:Here i am stuck in traffic and everywhere i look is Toyota this Toyota that. I ask myself why and how did we end up becoming Toyota country? What is all the excitement with Toyotas, are they really a value offering ot they are overrated? are Kenyans aware of alternatives? Where did the rain start beating us? Growing up in the bundus toyotas werent that common. The Mbujoti 'Simba ' was the King,whether the saloons or pick -ups there were Chevrolets, gov people came in Suzukis and Landrover Datsuns 1200 were all over Nissan pioneered the 14 seater. Isuzu had small cars. Not to mention Mitsubishi. . . Another one fron Flamingo motors Na sijasema Mazda what happened ? We need a referendum to end this tyranny Ps. Those mboys who were throwing stones at the ugliness of Toyos and their chains and rivets come here and jitetee Related rinks: km/lFuel tank logic Dude. what do you drive? Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God..
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,908
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jaggernaut wrote:Rankaz13 wrote:Siringi wrote:I
will spare the prombox kwa sababu hiyo in punda.
Make this mistake of borrowing a 'friend's Allion or Premio, or fielder,
Runx or Allex white in color heck add IST ,, vitz or wish, you drive
to a function and park.
Several hours later the parking is full and you cannot identify the car
you came with because they are all looking the same Kama punda AMA
uniform ya Choir
True story  halafu kwa sababu sio gari yako, you barely know it's full registration. Wewe unajua tu ni KBM but hizo zingine hukumbuki Reminds me of a story sometimes back of a certain doctor who was lynched huko Tassia after he was seen trying to open a car that looked like his at the pub parking lot. It was at night and he thought it was his car. Correction, Lawyer/Magistrate. I very nice chap In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/9/2011 Posts: 786 Location: Mashinani
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For me, a car is not an asset. Hence for now i drive a car I can easily maintain and dispose off. That for me is a Toyota or maybe a Nissan. I have had two corollas, and these cars are unbreakable. However, once I am financially stable, have my own business, have kidogo investments, and live in my own house, i will let my investments buy me my luxuries. A german car may come that time. Right now I spend 500k max on a used car. Too many of my young colleagues are living beyond their means. I find serious german cars parked outside rented flats. Peace in our Homeland.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/1/2009 Posts: 1,883
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kamundu wrote:For me, a car is not an asset. Hence for now i drive a car I can easily maintain and dispose off. That for me is a Toyota or maybe a Nissan. I have had two corollas, and these cars are unbreakable.
However, once I am financially stable, have my own business, have kidogo investments, and live in my own house, i will let my investments buy me my luxuries. A german car may come that time. Right now I spend 500k max on a used car.
Too many of my young colleagues are living beyond their means. I find serious german cars parked outside rented flats. what's wrong with renting a flat when you drive a serious car? wazuan fixation with owning the house you live in nairobi (if owning houses is the deal here then why not one in shags? or one in nairobi which you lo rent out) is just as weird as kenyans love for the toyota.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/8/2013 Posts: 2,517
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An organist in the Car Infront choir 10 yrs plus but been craving divorce ever since I took a ' friend 's VW on a road test. A neighbour's Mbujoti gives me nostalgia and tempts me to break one of the 10 commandments Also Had a cross-country ride kwa Akina @kiash in a Vauxhall insignia , & Volvo and Could not help wonder why those dunderheads at GM and whoever holds volvo franchises are not removing the box and thinking free like PK and givin us the real deals and not those Chevvies! Those dashboards mwathani jeeso I seriously need to talk to @JKmwatha    Dude. what do you drive?[/quote] "😖😡KQ makes money for everyone except the shareholder 😏😏 " overheard in Wazua
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/9/2011 Posts: 786 Location: Mashinani
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mkenyan wrote:kamundu wrote:For me, a car is not an asset. Hence for now i drive a car I can easily maintain and dispose off. That for me is a Toyota or maybe a Nissan. I have had two corollas, and these cars are unbreakable.
However, once I am financially stable, have my own business, have kidogo investments, and live in my own house, i will let my investments buy me my luxuries. A german car may come that time. Right now I spend 500k max on a used car.
Too many of my young colleagues are living beyond their means. I find serious german cars parked outside rented flats. what's wrong with renting a flat when you drive a serious car? wazuan fixation with owning the house you live in nairobi (if owning houses is the deal here then why not one in shags? or one in nairobi which you lo rent out) is just as weird as kenyans love for the toyota. The Power of Financial Education bro. Peace in our Homeland.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/17/2008 Posts: 23,365 Location: Nairobi
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Escapists wanakuanga wengi........."mimj I'm beyond a toyota....I only do european cars".......dig more on the details and they go mia ama unapata jamaa anadrive a a 550K Kenyan money worth VW polo and the dude still manages to type away dismissing owners of toyotas including owners of the beast VX.........ignorant/clueless or what? ..."Wewe ni mtu mdogo sana....na mwenye amekuandika pia ni mtu mdogo sana!".
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/4/2006 Posts: 13,821 Location: Nairobi
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mkenyan wrote:kamundu wrote:For me, a car is not an asset. Hence for now i drive a car I can easily maintain and dispose off. That for me is a Toyota or maybe a Nissan. I have had two corollas, and these cars are unbreakable.
However, once I am financially stable, have my own business, have kidogo investments, and live in my own house, i will let my investments buy me my luxuries. A german car may come that time. Right now I spend 500k max on a used car.
Too many of my young colleagues are living beyond their means. I find serious german cars parked outside rented flats. what's wrong with renting a flat when you drive a serious car? wazuan fixation with owning the house you live in nairobi (if owning houses is the deal here then why not one in shags? or one in nairobi which you lo rent out) is just as weird as kenyans love for the toyota. its just the concept of delayed gratification - it works wonders on the 'delayer' All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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Rank: Member Joined: 4/1/2009 Posts: 846
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simonkabz wrote:All this hype of German cars doesn't mean Toyos are bad at all. I have seen grown ass men crying in their stalled German Junks. When the car is well beaten, kilio kila saa. RELIABILITY guides me. Some guys decided to beat the tyranny of Hiaces with some european models, sijui LDV. A few months down the road they were crying in the toilet. Some of the most beaten up vehicles on our roads are Toyotas n Isuzu....made to go on n on n on. Ukweli usemwe. Most trusted vehicles in Kenya-
Isuzu TX, FVR, FVZ, CXZ for heavy duty. ..read mchanga, building materials etc...Japanese
Isuzu NPR, NQR, NKR, FRR city transport. Japanese.
Hilux. ..most Hardy pickup. They last a lifetime esp the older ones. Some guys tried to ferry miraa in other models. ....couldn't withstand the torture. Hilux baba yao. Japanese.
Canter, HD, FH. ...king of farm produce, general utility for most companies, even wazungu buy them. Japanese.
UD buses-Ultimate Dependability. Most of the buses u find stalled on the highways are Scanias.
Corollas go on and on, like forever. This is indisputable. They clock unbelievable mileage as taxis.
Landcruiser family. ....far more reliable n dependable than the Landrover family. Seen those rebels fighting in bushes? LCruiser Pickups are their vehicle of choice. Simple, everlasting.
IMO, Japan wins hands down.
I trust Jap models most, chinese least~but quickly catching up.. European. ....select models only. We (atleast speaking for myself) have not said Toyotas are bad, we are simply saying they are overrated, and this is based on mostly myths about other car makes and models... Hii ni kama ile argument ya tyranny of numbers at work places in Nairobi, if people from a given tribe/ethnic group for instance are the majority in work places in Nairobi, it will follow that they will be the majority in hospitals, morgues, prisons etc in Nairobi. That said, how many 504s, very old are on the road? how many Mercs do you see on the roads, Volvos? and my all time favorite: The Beetle? And how many toyotas do you see juu ya mawe?? probably they made use of them as scrap parts since the sisters and brothers were still on the road. Its about ratios here, and at times gari just like most things ni vile unaitunza, that said, i agree some cars ikiharibu kitu you cough a lot of money compared to a model whose parts are readily available at Grogon...
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Rank: Member Joined: 4/1/2009 Posts: 846
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kamundu wrote:For me, a car is not an asset. Hence for now i drive a car I can easily maintain and dispose off. That for me is a Toyota or maybe a Nissan. I have had two corollas, and these cars are unbreakable.
However, once I am financially stable, have my own business, have kidogo investments, and live in my own house, i will let my investments buy me my luxuries. A german car may come that time. Right now I spend 500k max on a used car.
Too many of my young colleagues are living beyond their means. I find serious german cars parked outside rented flats. Drivers of this cars go to such places to pay rent, they do not live there, lol..
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/9/2008 Posts: 5,389
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Was watching Top Gear a few days ago and was shocked at how they trashed the Range Rover Sport......they said it's a 'terrible car' that's only bought by 'brainless EPL footballers'.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 2/21/2012 Posts: 1,739
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McReggae wrote:Escapists wanakuanga wengi........."mimj I'm beyond a toyota....I only do european cars".......dig more on the details and they go mia ama unapata jamaa anadrive a a 550K Kenyan money worth VW polo and the dude still manages to type away dismissing owners of toyotas including owners of the beast VX.........ignorant/clueless or what?  Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God..
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Rank: Member Joined: 6/15/2010 Posts: 126
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CLK wrote:kamundu wrote:For me, a car is not an asset. Hence for now i drive a car I can easily maintain and dispose off. That for me is a Toyota or maybe a Nissan. I have had two corollas, and these cars are unbreakable.
However, once I am financially stable, have my own business, have kidogo investments, and live in my own house, i will let my investments buy me my luxuries. A german car may come that time. Right now I spend 500k max on a used car.
Too many of my young colleagues are living beyond their means. I find serious german cars parked outside rented flats. Drivers of this cars go to such places to pay rent, they do not live there, lol.. @CLK you have lost me here "The trouble with not having a goal is that you can spend your life running up and down the field and never score". - Bill Copeland
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/1/2009 Posts: 1,883
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jaggernaut wrote:Was watching Top Gear a few days ago and was shocked at how they trashed the Range Rover Sport......they said it's a 'terrible car' that's only bought by 'brainless EPL footballers'.
you realise top gear is not a serious motor review show? it is scripted and is "an entertainment programme, and should not be taken seriously."
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/1/2009 Posts: 1,883
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Edyj wrote:CLK wrote:kamundu wrote:For me, a car is not an asset. Hence for now i drive a car I can easily maintain and dispose off. That for me is a Toyota or maybe a Nissan. I have had two corollas, and these cars are unbreakable.
However, once I am financially stable, have my own business, have kidogo investments, and live in my own house, i will let my investments buy me my luxuries. A german car may come that time. Right now I spend 500k max on a used car.
Too many of my young colleagues are living beyond their means. I find serious german cars parked outside rented flats. Drivers of this cars go to such places to pay rent, they do not live there, lol.. @CLK you have lost me here the same way wets may go to 360 apartment and park his german car next to impunity's gifted mark x to pay imounity's rent if he did not own the houses.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2007 Posts: 8,776 Location: Cameroon
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CLK wrote:simonkabz wrote:All this hype of German cars doesn't mean Toyos are bad at all. I have seen grown ass men crying in their stalled German Junks. When the car is well beaten, kilio kila saa. RELIABILITY guides me. Some guys decided to beat the tyranny of Hiaces with some european models, sijui LDV. A few months down the road they were crying in the toilet. Some of the most beaten up vehicles on our roads are Toyotas n Isuzu....made to go on n on n on. Ukweli usemwe. Most trusted vehicles in Kenya-
Isuzu TX, FVR, FVZ, CXZ for heavy duty. ..read mchanga, building materials etc...Japanese
Isuzu NPR, NQR, NKR, FRR city transport. Japanese.
Hilux. ..most Hardy pickup. They last a lifetime esp the older ones. Some guys tried to ferry miraa in other models. ....couldn't withstand the torture. Hilux baba yao. Japanese.
Canter, HD, FH. ...king of farm produce, general utility for most companies, even wazungu buy them. Japanese.
UD buses-Ultimate Dependability. Most of the buses u find stalled on the highways are Scanias.
Corollas go on and on, like forever. This is indisputable. They clock unbelievable mileage as taxis.
Landcruiser family. ....far more reliable n dependable than the Landrover family. Seen those rebels fighting in bushes? LCruiser Pickups are their vehicle of choice. Simple, everlasting.
IMO, Japan wins hands down.
I trust Jap models most, chinese least~but quickly catching up.. European. ....select models only. We (atleast speaking for myself) have not said Toyotas are bad, we are simply saying they are overrated, and this is based on mostly myths about other car makes and models... Hii ni kama ile argument ya tyranny of numbers at work places in Nairobi, if people from a given tribe/ethnic group for instance are the majority in work places in Nairobi, it will follow that they will be the majority in hospitals, morgues, prisons etc in Nairobi. That said, how many 504s, very old are on the road? how many Mercs do you see on the roads, Volvos? and my all time favorite: The Beetle? And how many toyotas do you see juu ya mawe?? probably they made use of them as scrap parts since the sisters and brothers were still on the road. Its about ratios here, and at times gari just like most things ni vile unaitunza, that said, i agree some cars ikiharibu kitu you cough a lot of money compared to a model whose parts are readily available at Grogon... I see more european models kwa mawe than Toyos dear. TULIA.........UFUNZWE!
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/2/2006 Posts: 1,206 Location: Nairobi
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CLK wrote:kamundu wrote:For me, a car is not an asset. Hence for now i drive a car I can easily maintain and dispose off. That for me is a Toyota or maybe a Nissan. I have had two corollas, and these cars are unbreakable.
However, once I am financially stable, have my own business, have kidogo investments, and live in my own house, i will let my investments buy me my luxuries. A german car may come that time. Right now I spend 500k max on a used car.
Too many of my young colleagues are living beyond their means. I find serious german cars parked outside rented flats. Drivers of this cars go to such places to pay rent, they do not live there, lol.. Reminds me of a dude who parks a 2000cc KBT Audi hapo bedsitter ya 15K.Wacheni watu wakule raha! Formally employed people often live their employers' dream & forget about their own.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/9/2008 Posts: 5,389
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mkenyan wrote:jaggernaut wrote:Was watching Top Gear a few days ago and was shocked at how they trashed the Range Rover Sport......they said it's a 'terrible car' that's only bought by 'brainless EPL footballers'.
you realise top gear is not a serious motor review show? it is scripted and is "an entertainment programme, and should not be taken seriously." They cited several issues ranging from the chassis to reliability etc before concluding that the 2005-2012 model is a terrible vehicle. However, they praised the new 2013 model for its build quality. Tafuta that episode kwa YouTube.
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Rank: Member Joined: 4/1/2009 Posts: 846
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jaggernaut wrote:Was watching Top Gear a few days ago and was shocked at how they trashed the Range Rover Sport......they said it's a 'terrible car' that's only bought by 'brainless EPL footballers'.
They trashed the X6 some years back and said the range rover was better, i felt bad since i was a secret admirer of the X6, so now which car did they say is better than the Range?
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