If you buy a new car from toyota they give you 15,000 km to 20,000 km to get full efficiency. I have seen second hand cars reading 20k or 30 something km, you just imagine its the best range all the way to 85,000 km.

In mombasa the business of rewinding car millage is thriving. Compare that with what you have.

Meaning that with the relative minimal driving, your car will have done 76,440km in 7yrs. And yet we have 7yr old Japanese imports reading '40000'km?

Jut make sure you dont branch to those roadside Nakumatt and Tuskys to buy groceries.
Go straight home.

The things people think about when in traffic!!!!!!

Ouch!!

Foz00, you took this right out of my mind. With the kind of traffic that has been on Nairobi this week, the measure should surely be hours/litre. I fuelled 3000 bob at Kshs. 106 i.e 28 litres on Sunday. 145 km later today my fuel gauge is just about to read 'E'nough. Thats about 5km/ litres.

On the other hand if I consider that I spent about 16.5 hours to cover that distance then I would be saying 1.7hours/litre.

The tragedy of the driving class! No wonder my mum says we young people are the cross of a crazy generation and a mad one.