The fuel quality used locally is not the same as that in UK.Visit the garages and find out the agony ex UK RangeRover owners go through while the owners of local rangerovers keep off the garages.

, I remember sometime last year hapo forest road I rammed into a range, it was not the latest model - lakini. but the owner just stopped came out, checked his rear bumber which only had kidogo paint from my fender which had a ka big bump.

he looked at me and I quickly shifted my attention to my insurance sticker, just to make sure it had not expired - but before I could confirm, he stretched his hand out and confirmed I was ok and drove away.

hii ni ndege ama gari!

sorry, I was using my toyota and nissan production plants knowledge to judge the range guys - so in my mind I just could not see how a whole production line can be changed just to cater for the kenyan market (which I assume is very small) - unless an individual is getting a custom machine.

But, my bad - I reckon the dealer in uk can customize the cars for the local market, must be the reason the waiting line is long. @kizee1 Is that correct ?

Just curious, how tough is the RR on bad roads, e.g. trips to Lodwar? Can this vehicle take the hits over a long period of time? No question when is comes to the Land Cruiser.