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Did you put forged pistons in her?
Umeweka poa sana. ama ndio imeingia?
Why? They need forged pistons?
Rabbit poa sana . TFSI ?
Hii ni ile gari ya jana ilikua pride inn?
:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
usiseme uliosha gari ukapiga picha man.
Until when owning a car in Kenya will cease being a sign of well being we will continue being bombarded with this kind of bull shit. This a peasant’s car in mzanzi.
Guys say this TSI engines need forged pistons if you are a hard driver.
Forged bado. Just VPower and a new map from VW for Kenya.
New map? How? Cost?
Eka mafuta ya kawaida. Unless its knocking on regular fuel vpower doesn’t add anything to power.
DT Dobie call it a software update. Costs 8200 without adaptation. But if the car needs adaptation, may be much higher.
And who told you that its all about being “well off”? Even the title gives you a hint of what he is on about but you still chose to be an ignorant sod.
Gumball 3000, a special annual race where you get to see rare expensive cars like this;
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can also be filled with “peasant cars” like this;
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Shmee150, a video blogger who is passionate about supercars owns a mclaren 675, a merc amg gt-r, a vantage gt8 and a “peasant” ford focus too. It ain’t always about status and crap. Sometimes its about the love and fun of cars. Again, the title simplifies that for you and yet you missed it!! Christ!
There is something about cars and its not money. Just as with horses in yesteryears