A Mercedes A160
What name have you christened her?
Lulu, since she is classy and girly.
Does Lulu embody your personality?
Totally. The interior is lime green which is my favourite colour.
What girly stuff do you carry in your car?
I always carry my make-up kit and extra wardrobe just in case.
What do you love about your car?
The fact that it represents who I am, smooth sailing and silent but a fierce diva on the road.
What is your experience like driving in Nairobi?
Driving around Nairobi is hectic. No offense to Vitz owners, but I do not like it when matatu owners confuse Lulu for a Vitz until they realise the price they have to pay for her spare parts.
Which animal are you on the road, a cheetah or a tortoise?
A tortoise. Speed scares and shakes me to my very core. Then again, I always get wherever I am going so why rush?
What is your dream car?
The Phantom Rolls Royce. It just speaks royalty all the way.
If you were stranded on a highway with a flat tyre, what would you do to get help?
I would definitely use my popularity as an actress and my girly charms to get help from the guys.
If you had the privilege of a siren on your car, what outrageous thing would you do?
A siren, wow! I would definitely take advantage and sail through traffic.
What do you do to kill time while in traffic?
I take lots of selfies for my fans on social media; Facebook and Instagram.
What song do you get carried away listening to in your car?
Drunk in Love by Beyonce. I would stand through the sunroof and dance to it.
What advice would you give a lady who wants to buy a car?
A lady should buy a car that matches her personality and nothing less.
What is the worst driving experience you have had?
I almost disfigured my neighbour’s gate but got away with it. Fame is good sometimes.
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