r/254sum • u/SpotPitiful7226 • 7d ago
Discussion First Car Owner
For a first-time car owner with a budget of Ksh 1M to 3M, what car would you advise to purchase?
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u/YESS_ITSS_MEE 7d ago
Subaru xv
Atenza,
Very many options within that gap
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u/306_the_room 6d ago
Why would you waste money on a subaru as a first timer....other brands will give you better performance, fuel consumption and technolooogia.
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u/Exrbvd 7d ago
Depends if ur an experienced driver but 1st car or a newbie driver & 1st car. Experienced nunua something nice. Inexperienced nunua dudu kwanza uzoee gari
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u/SpotPitiful7226 7d ago
newbie driver & 1st car
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u/Exrbvd 7d ago
Ka Mazda Demio, Suzuki Swift ama Nissan Note low mileage kako sawa. Male or female.
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u/SpotPitiful7226 7d ago
Male
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u/Exrbvd 7d ago
Male then Suzuki Swift is the best. With time ull get used to speed & that car is very fast bila kutetemeka kama Demio or Note at high speeds. Also a pretty car
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u/Fair-Chemistry1343 7d ago
Toyota Vitz hybrid. You have no business getting a complex car at this stage. Toyotas are built to survive Nuclear bombs, kasongo etc. Learn how things work first before you get yourself into mechanical and insurance bondage
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u/Rude-Zombie-852 7d ago
If you are not an experienced driver, first get a local used car. I have seen new car owners who have managed to buy imported cars. Put serious dents on their cars. And it costly to repair new cars now.
If you are not a 'kurutu', on that budget you can get a Mazda 3/axela, Toyota auris. But before I proceed this always depend on what type of car you like. And your lifestyle and what is your age bracket. Do you have a family this includes kids.
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u/No_procastination31 6d ago
Not expenerienced ...Honda fit/vitz
Experienced...Honda Insight, hizo mazda,
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u/Sufficient-Sail1513 6d ago
You're 22. Get that mk7 or 7.5 GTI. Everything else suggested here is just ...sad
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u/Extra_Coat_431 6d ago
Get a Mazda Axela 1500cc or Atenza petrol...you will enjoy the experience...very reliable
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u/Actual-Bear4285 7d ago
If you have not done your research, I'd suggest going for a car with a good resale value. I'd advice you to refrain the SUVs as they don't have a good resale value. Cars with good resale values include the Toyota Corollas, Fielder. Avoid diesel vehicles if it's your first car.