Most people have a tendency of going for cars because of their popularity or names. What most of them don’t realize is that long-term reliability and validity is all that matters in a car. You always have to conduct your personal research and make a well-informed decision that will not get you into the trouble of spending too much on the repairs and the maintainance cost of the car in addition to your own safety and those of others. The following are some of the cars to be very careful when buying or at least be prepared for what’s on your way.
Most people love the Suzuki Alto because it is very economical, fuel efficient and affordable. However, the safety features are not that advanced and reliable to protect the driver and the passengers in the case of danger. A great car should be properly mechanised to be able to play an important role of emergency management. This model is also problematic when it comes to engine misfiring, rear wheel bearing failure and vibrations on the wheels amongst other problems that comes with it.
The Ford Figo is a midsize car that had been in production from 2010 to 2021. Although It’s reliable and efficient, the Figo is associated with engine problems overheating, diesel engine problem as well as the clutch and the gearbox failures. In association with these particular problems, it’s always good to overlook your options in the market.
3. Ford Focus.
Unlike the Ford Figo, the Focus has a barrage of safety features. However, it is not reliable as it has prominent transmission problems. Apart from that, it has high repair and maintainance costs since its spare parts are not readily available. This model has however won many hearts because of its great and exterior design that’s sporty and classic for the people who love style.
4. Nissan Navara.
If you are looking for a reliable pick-up for your business, it is advisable to avoid the Nissan Navara. This is because it was not particularly designed for kenyan roads. It has flaws which make it unsuitable for the rough kenyan terrain. Another problem with the Nissan Navara is that the ECU is prone to failure.
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