Why don't people buy the latest models e.g 2020, 2021. Is the price increase massive?

[Lexix]

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[Msambweni]

The best to do if you want a reliable car and not the latest model year, buy a grade 4 auction car, low mileage from Japan, you can get cars in the below 30,000km genuine mileage range from Japan, at least you know you aren’t buying a mkebe that has been used locally and mileage ikanyongwa. Then we have the other class of buyers wa “fully loaded” “new shape”. Hao just care about aesthetics and kutisha raia. They will buy anything they deem is the latest in the market.

[lntrovert]

@Lexix

one thing i dont understand in these new age cars is the electric hand brake. like how weak or lazy have we become! there is always that feel of a cable handbrake when you pull it up that even gives you a sense of assurance. i don’t trust those electric handbrake buttons.

Dude you use the e-brake after you come to a stop .So 80% of the time you will not be in the vehicle but you still don’t trust the system .However you trust that doors will lock when you press a button and you also trust the ‘‘power steering’’ will work at that moment you overlap on the highway with seconds to spare before you swerve back to the lane .

[Lexix]

@lntrovert

Dude you use the e-brake after you come to a stop .So 80% of the time you will not be in the vehicle but you still don’t trust the system .However you trust that doors will lock when you press a button and you also trust the ‘‘power steering’’ will work at that moment you overlap on the highway with seconds to spare before you swerve back to the lane .

hehehe…i guess its coz its a new tecnology hapa kenya. power steering has been here long time. tried and tested. zinaitwa mind games. hio electric hand brake naona nikama hata nikishuka nitakuwa naweka tumawe kwa tire just to alow my mind to rest easy.