Maina Kageni Reveals He Bought Kipchoge Isuzu D-Max for KSh 9m

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Classic 105 presenter Maina Kageni has just made headlines by purchasing a swanky Kipchoge edition of the Isuzu D-Max.

This stylish and high-end vehicle, named in honor of renowned marathoner Eliud Kipchoge, reportedly cost KSh 9 million. Kageni’s choice underscores his admiration for Kipchoge’s remarkable achievements and his support for Kenyan talent.

The Isuzu D-Max, known for its rugged durability and sleek design, is a fitting tribute to Kipchoge’s exceptional career.

Maina Kageni, the lively presenter from Classic 105, recently delighted his followers by showing off his new acquisition on social media: a limited edition Kipchoge Isuzu D-Max.

This impressive vehicle features a 3-litre turbo engine, which is known for its superior fuel efficiency. Key attributes like low friction, fuel injection optimization, and a sizeable front-mounted intercooler contribute to its performance and economy.

Kageni’s post not only highlights his new ride but also adds a touch of excitement for his fans, showcasing a blend of luxury and advanced automotive technology.

Maina Kageni, the vibrant Classic 105 presenter, recently flaunted his new ride on social media—a sleek Kipchoge Isuzu D-Max with a host of impressive features.

This automatic vehicle boasts adaptive cruise control, which adjusts speed based on surrounding traffic, enhancing driving convenience.

The car is distinguished by Eliud Kipchoge’s signature on both the right and left fenders, as well as the tailgate. Black rims perfectly complement the vehicle’s color, adding to its aesthetic appeal.

In a candid social media post, Kageni revealed that he spent KSh 9 million on the car. He excitedly shared, “Here we are… just picked it up.

What a car!!!! Now, spot me on the road. I am now driving the all-new, brand-new Kipchoge Isuzu D-Max Eliud Kipchoge Edition.” His post not only showcases the luxurious features of the car but also his enthusiasm for this high-profile purchase.

Netizens congratulate Maina for his new acquisition

Here’s a glimpse of the social media reactions to Maina Kageni’s new Kipchoge Isuzu D-Max:

jalangoo: “How much is this car, bro?”
tinner_7: “@mainawakageni Yaaani pesa Wanjigi ametoa na siku moja na akabaki na KSh 1m.” (Translation: “@mainawakageni So, Wanjigi spent that much and still had KSh 1 million left.”)
karuthiru: “Akiyaaoooo haka kamutu kanaishi vizuri. Congrats, bro. Enjoy!” (Translation: “Wow, that guy is living well. Congrats, bro. Enjoy!”)
iamkariukisimon: “I knew this was gonna happen.”
irenemuendo: “Congratulations, dreams are valid. Hope I’ll drive my own car someday… God, make this dream a reality.”

How much is Remmy Martin liquor?

In recent updates from Maina Kageni, he posted an engaging and celebratory video featuring his friend, the prominent businessman Charles Kiburu.

The video captures a festive moment where Kiburu is seen joyfully unboxing a bottle of Remy Martin, a high-end and well-regarded brand of cognac. The excitement is palpable as Kiburu, in a state of high spirits, meticulously opens the bottle and pours the rich, amber liquid into three elegant glasses.

Following this, the scene shifts to a toast where Kiburu, Maina, and a couple of other friends raise their glasses in a shared celebration. The video is filled with a sense of joy and camaraderie, showcasing the luxurious and exclusive nature of the occasion.

Maina’s followers were quick to react to this display of friendship and success. Many fans took to the comments to express their admiration for Maina’s circle of friends, noting the apparent success and high spirits of the gathering.

Inspired by the positive energy and the upscale celebration, some fans even reflected on their own social circles, contemplating changes to align more closely with the kind of successful and supportive friendships displayed in the video.

The response highlights how Maina’s social activities and associations resonate with his audience, sparking introspection and aspirations among his followers.