Sarcasm: "A tongue of which the user speaks of something the complete opposite of what the user means."
Example: Is your car stuck in the mud?"
"No, no, of course not. I'm only practicing how to spray mud using my tires.
From: The Urban Dictionary

Nunua vitz, change yenye inabaki nunua nyumba! Seriously unless you are considering a top of the range car (From Tata Motor Group), the cost of a house and a car are not comparable...
It's like asking whether you prefer Kalonzo for Councilor of Peter Kenneth for President...

What if it is a 1903 Ford Model A

Ha,ha. I like your thinking. In theory a house then a car. But in practice, do i wait to finish paying a 20yr mortgage then buy a car. your grandchildren could drive before u do.

Days have gone when a car used to be a luxury. Though not basic, it is necessary for mobility, and incase of young people, a symbol of social status, a magnet for the most beatiful, unnecessary evil. Why? Because those who foregores this comfort are likely to have a higher networth unless the car is used for business. I can attest it's very tempting to buy a car with your first job as the cash is enough for a second hand car while the same can only buy a plot. My heart tells me to buy one, yet my mind tells me it's a sacrifice worth making. But if you buy a car as a beginer, buy a fuel efficient one.