Ferrari Daytona SP3
While the rest of the Kenyans are cruising on old Mazda Demios and Altos, and making the loudest noise along Thika Rd, someone in this country sits in the only Ferrari Daytona SP3, one of the only 599 models ever built on the entire planet. It’s the Kenya’s most expensive car costing approximately 312Million Kenyan Shillings. That’s how money makes noise. The beast comes with a naturally aspirated V12 screaming to 9,250rpm. That’s crazy! Its design was lifted straight from 1960s Le Mans prototypes. So, the next time someone tells you that Kenya doesn’t have money, just remind them that somewhere on the Kenyan roads there’s almost a two-and-a-quarter million-dollar V12 hypercar, ni wewe nay Yeye hamna pesa.
This is the E34 BMW 5-Series 1992, understated design with iconic round headlights, chrome trim, and BMW's classic straight-six power up to the M540i's V8. The BMW E34 still remains the BMW’s benchmark for ultimate machines
The Tesla Model Y 2026
Its performance features a dual-motor AWD system, making it achieve 0-100 km/h in 3.5 seconds and a top speed of 250 km/h. It provides range of up to 580 km. Its close rivals in the US include the Hyundai Ioniq5, Lucid Cosmos,Rivian R2-schenduled to be launched this year, the Volvo EX4O, EX30 and the upcoming EX60
Which on do you think outperforms the Tesla Model Y abd why? Lets hear you down on the comment section
Honda Fit vs Vitz vs Demio vs Note vs Swift.
Everyone assumes the Vitz wins this. That’s not the reality. Now look;
The Vitz; this car will rarely break down on you. Ever. It's basically like the friend who never causes drama whatsoever, but also never texts or calls you back with anything fun. Reliable to the point of being a little sad.
The Demio; it’s the nicest inside out of all five, no contest here. Sit in one and you'll feel it. But that nice feeling comes with a bill. The day something breaks in it, your wallet will remember this review and you will remember to call me asking on which car to buy next.
The Note e-Power; my friend this car sips fuel like it's on a diet. You'll go weeks without visiting a petrol station. But the CVT gearbox can get moody as the car ages, and fixing it is not an easy-easy task. Cheap now, but probably expensive later.
The Swift; genuinely fun to drive, it’s the only one here that makes you grin a bit on a bend. Problem is the back seat. Ask anyone sitting there on a long trip how their knees are doing. They will curse you for buying that little dude that cannot hold 10 cabbages on the back seat
The Fit; this car surprises people. Try to fold those back seats down and suddenly I it feels like you're hauling a mattress. Additionally, the RS trim isn't just for show, it actually has a bit of spirit when you put your foot down.
So, if I had to pick one of these to drive every single day, I'm taking the Fit. It's not the flashiest or the fastest but honestly this car doesn’t make you choose between being useful and “I don’t hate driving this.” YES, THAT’S WHAT I’D CHOOSE!
Your turn, which one are you taking home and why?
Ferrari Daytona SP3
While the rest of the Kenyans are cruising on old Mazda Demios and Altos, and making the loudest noise along Thika Rd, someone in this country sits in the only Ferrari Daytona SP3, one of the only 599 models ever built on the entire planet. It’s the Kenya’s most expensive car costing approximately 312Million Kenyan Shillings. That’s how money makes noise. The beast comes with a naturally aspirated V12 screaming to 9,250rpm. That’s crazy! Its design was lifted straight from 1960s Le Mans prototypes. So, the next time someone tells you that Kenya doesn’t have money, just remind them that somewhere on the Kenyan roads there’s almost a two-and-a-quarter million-dollar V12 hypercar, ni wewe nay Yeye hamna pesa.
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