I don't usually comment on TH-cam videos, but I appreciate this channel so much, and this episode to be specific. Nimeona that I can actually get a reliable clean car with less than 350,000, niache kutembea kama mifugo.
I agree with your list in theory. However the "reliable" piece only goes as far as the previous owner(s) have maintained the car. The challenge in Kenya is finding any car on that list under 350K that has been maintained and well kept. Too many are only fixed by a jua kali mech when they break, and then only told "just make it run as cheaply as possible" rather than "return it to good operating condition with original parts."
True. It makes buying locally used cars a gamble. One person will find a reliable one while another would find the source of all their pain in the newly acquired automobile.
I have driven a Vitara from someone who was hopeless at maintaining cars. It got stuck on a small hill just outside of Nyeri. It really depends on the owner
One correction about the AE100/101: The Levin was a Corolla and the Trueno was the sprinter. But you were right on longevity. I have a 1993 Trueno with a 4age 20v silvertop. Have had it for 20yrs and its bulletproof. Extremely reliable I have bought another car but decided not to sell the Trueno. Not only is it reliable, but those 20v engines are fun to drive so for me its a perfect spare car. Another thing I like is that its a manual which increases the fun factor and also the fact that manuals are not really being made much any more
My Dad owned a Suzuki vitara 1 gen 1600 cc for 15 years and all he changed were the tires, shocks and battery plus normal servicing. He's now crazy with Suzukis reliability.. He's in the 3rd gen now waiting for a better bigger Suzuki suv. Good job Erick with a Ck.
You are well versed with car knowledge..Good job Corrola sprinter ndio ilitulea kwetu bana..The abuse we took that car through,we even nicknamed it 'work horse' Only sold it early this year,Mzee aingie JDM baridi sasa inafika May from japan .
Great insights as always Erick. I'm happy to see the 406 featured. I have seen a lot of misconceptions about these. They are super reliable, fast, comfortable, and have nice features ahead of their time. The trick is to use ex-Marshalls mechs and electricians. You don't want kawayas messing with the electricals. Also, use din batteries for all Peugeot models.
I have the AE91 and as the second user since she came to Kenya...I can confirm that its bullet proof only if the previous owner loved her...e.g I thank God my case was that the owner loved her
Yes in Europe and America one can comfortably buy an old car as people there keep cars clean and very well maintained. Hapa imechapa corrugation na kubeba mbuzi na ng'ombe
There are some older cars that I love. My biggest issue with them is the safety they lack, especially after seeing how much safety has evolved in modern vehicles. Feel like I can't live without ABS, stability control, multiple airbags and strong chassis that's able to take bigger impacts. Kenyan roads are nasty, imagine the biggest main artery that serves Kenya's interior and multiple countries from Msa to South Sudan, Uganda, Rwanda, etc... Is still one way! 😡
Hi my big bro Erick with a CK. great job as always big bro. my friend ali nunua toyota 100 and it's running great, Fantastic engine. Vitz iko powa saana but looks so small for tall guys, but gari safii sana. Unless ka ina weza kuwa modified. Maybe , you could have included Toyota Passo along side Vitz. Am taking about the one that is there before the new models, KB something. The passo looks small outside but ndani ni spacious, especially mbele. The only problem though is that ni kama haiendani na rough road saana. Hope one day, you will make a video of a video about small engines reliable cars, 1300cc and below Otherwise, keep up the good work
...as a car enthusiast and mechanic wa chini ya miti, who lived through the 80s and 90s era your list is spot on. But mimi ni wa 404, 504, 505. Any and all Toyotas of that era and back, the AE 110,AE 100 Corolla 90, AE80, KE,70, KE30, YN55, RN 35 and 25 Hilux pamoja na Nissan Sunny B12, B13 were among the best cars built to date.The only Mazda i cared for was the 323. Hizi za siku hizi ni mikebe.
The Peugeot 406 won my pockets for a starter car. Erick, I'm coming your way soon. Start hunting for something good. You better have the "Authority to Sell" cert 😃
You've skipped some fantastic cars due to the "below 350k" limit. If you can do a series of those below 500k would be great so that we can get coverage of some cars such as the Toyota Starlet Glanza and others which are slightly above 350k and therefore not covered in this episode.
Hapo kwa Lancer I agree 100%. Own a 1996 Mitsubishi mirage (4G13 engine). Similar to its counter part Mitsubishi Lancer (with 4G15 engine hence 1500cc). The car still in grt shape, good power, good handling n extremely reliable.
Vipi Erick with a CK, awesome episode. How about caldinas. I think their styling is timeless. They still demand some presence. Their bodies are studdy hope the drivetrain is also as good as the car looks, I've seen some at that price range although they are not easy to come by just like most of this big boys u just mentioned.
My aunt's husband owns one.. KBC, they imported it from Japan l think around 2008 TO 2010 HAPO. NOT SURE. It's a reliable car, l tell you, haja wahi fungua engine, ni ku change tu miguu na kufanya service. Watu wengi wana mwendea awazie lakini hataki. Haha
Another reliable vehicle of this category is Toyota Platz, 1998-2002 models...below 350/-, fuel efficient, very spacious, durable, affordable spare parts, modern looks, stable, fast... Although most people see it as a "light" vehicle due to it's looks, it's a hardy car, I've owned one!!
Thank you for this. And thank you for educating me about volvo not being a money pit on the other episode. Question, is merc a money pit? Especially 1st gen G wagon
Hello guys, have been a fun of carnversation and have learnt alot about cars. Before I could not engage with my friends when they were discussing something about cars but atleast now I can loudly argue and correct them. Countiue due the good job guys.
Your show is great you share very insightful message on machines. I love it. I feel very safe to choose and own a good vehicle at an affordable Prince. nani kama Eric. God bless you
The 406 manual transmission is really good. It can take some punishment. The autos from that era were not great. Get a Peugeot 406 D9 with either EW (7 or 10) or HDI engine (very rare but great power and consumption. Bulletproof engine).
Thanks Erick. First of all, you are nolonger local. You are international now, so we beg. Use English mostly, we don't understand that language you keep mixing with English. Second, you promised to talk about Mark X. What makes it cheap? Does it have many problems? Thanks from Sweden Stockholm
Thank you, we shall have it balanced perfectly for both the local and international market, your support and feedback is well appreciated plus we are hunting for the mark X soon
@@Sto-x5d thanks for the insight bro.. nime ona KAX , KAY,s 1000cc for around 250k. But, is your's realible? And can you get a new engine for replacement incase the old one brings problems? About spacing, am talking about the frond space if the seats can be pushed back or get modified to accommodate tall guys 6.7 feet. The only kadudu l've tasted that am sure can be fit for a 6.7 feet is Toyota Passo KB something. The only setback is that it's not strong enough for lengthy useage of rough roads
Hello.. Please for the Peugeot 406.. Which is best variant.. The petrol or diesel variant.. Does it have unreliability issues like other diesel models in other categories..
Diesel are great. Consumption and power is on another level. I would go for the D9. You get Auto lights and wipers, facelift, improved dash(the D8 has a habit of peeling the passage airbag)
500k - 800k is the most sensible budget to buy a car, anything bellow that price range is just stretching yourself too much, you'd be better starting off a small business
Nah I have driven a car i bought for 250k, a locally assembled 2006 Lancer GLX,for 5 years now.It refuses to give up.Superb fuel economy too( 14-18km/l).Love it
The Vida that have really wanted thankyou for this I was looking forward to get a car...vitz has been my first dream car and yes I must have it soon in Jesus name
Amen Siz.. vitz is a great car, strong, easy to maintain. But for a 6.7 feet male like me, ita ni finya magoti unless ka ina weza kuwa modified. That's why kwa madudu, l prefer passo kb something, great space, but l don't know much about it, but kuna mtu ako nayo ali ni show, uki itumia saana kwa rough road, uta nunua racks and etc.. in short, haitaki rough road
@@CARNVERSATIONS I agree that the 406 still looks stylish and is lovely to drive. There are friends who received PhDs in character development courtesy of the 406, so anyone planning to buy one should do a thorough pre-purchase inspection.
@@bandagalu 406 is sensitive when it comes to electricals. As Erick has mentioned, it was way ahead of its time. However, in terms of reliability, granted you haven't bought an abused 406, it's a very reliable car and has plenty of toys to play around with. The second-generation owners took them to roadside kawayas that messed the electricals. The engines are pretty powerful XU and EW and super reliable.
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I don't usually comment on TH-cam videos, but I appreciate this channel so much, and this episode to be specific. Nimeona that I can actually get a reliable clean car with less than 350,000, niache kutembea kama mifugo.
I agree with your list in theory. However the "reliable" piece only goes as far as the previous owner(s) have maintained the car. The challenge in Kenya is finding any car on that list under 350K that has been maintained and well kept. Too many are only fixed by a jua kali mech when they break, and then only told "just make it run as cheaply as possible" rather than "return it to good operating condition with original parts."
True. It makes buying locally used cars a gamble. One person will find a reliable one while another would find the source of all their pain in the newly acquired automobile.
I have driven a Vitara from someone who was hopeless at maintaining cars. It got stuck on a small hill just outside of Nyeri. It really depends on the owner
True
They are reliable also to the extent that parts are cheap and easily available.
Am really waiting for the episodee that you will talk about car auctions.
One correction about the AE100/101: The Levin was a Corolla and the Trueno was the sprinter. But you were right on longevity. I have a 1993 Trueno with a 4age 20v silvertop. Have had it for 20yrs and its bulletproof. Extremely reliable
I have bought another car but decided not to sell the Trueno. Not only is it reliable, but those 20v engines are fun to drive so for me its a perfect spare car. Another thing I like is that its a manual which increases the fun factor and also the fact that manuals are not really being made much any more
I think I will get one of this when I buy a German car
legend
My Dad owned a Suzuki vitara 1 gen 1600 cc for 15 years and all he changed were the tires, shocks and battery plus normal servicing. He's now crazy with Suzukis reliability.. He's in the 3rd gen now waiting for a better bigger Suzuki suv.
Good job Erick with a Ck.
Thank you and congratulations to your dad, he is a good keeper
What about my suzuki alto 800 wokabi
Another video with the great man keeping the car culture alive in kenya wokabi himself keep it up
Now Wokabi you deserve a drink on my bill. You've nailed it again especially hapo kwa Vitara, 406 & AE100. Keep up the good work & good luck
You are well versed with car knowledge..Good job
Corrola sprinter ndio ilitulea kwetu bana..The abuse we took that car through,we even nicknamed it 'work horse' Only sold it early this year,Mzee aingie JDM baridi sasa inafika May from japan .
Great insights as always Erick. I'm happy to see the 406 featured. I have seen a lot of misconceptions about these. They are super reliable, fast, comfortable, and have nice features ahead of their time. The trick is to use ex-Marshalls mechs and electricians. You don't want kawayas messing with the electricals. Also, use din batteries for all Peugeot models.
The Peugeot 406 was/still is a classy car.I have a Lancer GLX 05, particularly the 4g18 engine.I can attest to it's reliability and longevity.
Toyota's DX 102,103,106 zE engine
Aaah nice recommendation BTW
This is the second channel that I watch after Andrew Kifeee
tuko pamoja 🤝🤝
Haha
I have the AE91 and as the second user since she came to Kenya...I can confirm that its bullet proof only if the previous owner loved her...e.g I thank God my case was that the owner loved her
Nimepata hii channel juzi,and everytime I come here I get happy,sijui nitoe sadaka😁, thanks Erick,
Good content Wokabi ! Keep it up
Kumbe pia wee uko hapa! Nice bro ... You also should keep up
Good to see Ruthless here
I love your reviews Erick and Ruthless focus.
Yes in Europe and America one can comfortably buy an old car as people there keep cars clean and very well maintained. Hapa imechapa corrugation na kubeba mbuzi na ng'ombe
😂😂😂😂 my neighbors hubeba drum na maji, na nappier grass Sunday inaekwa viti wakienda church 😂😂😂
There are some older cars that I love. My biggest issue with them is the safety they lack, especially after seeing how much safety has evolved in modern vehicles. Feel like I can't live without ABS, stability control, multiple airbags and strong chassis that's able to take bigger impacts. Kenyan roads are nasty, imagine the biggest main artery that serves Kenya's interior and multiple countries from Msa to South Sudan, Uganda, Rwanda, etc... Is still one way! 😡
Hi my big bro Erick with a CK. great job as always big bro. my friend ali nunua toyota 100 and it's running great, Fantastic engine.
Vitz iko powa saana but looks so small for tall guys, but gari safii sana. Unless ka ina weza kuwa modified.
Maybe , you could have included Toyota Passo along side Vitz. Am taking about the one that is there before the new models, KB something. The passo looks small outside but ndani ni spacious, especially mbele. The only problem though is that ni kama haiendani na rough road saana.
Hope one day, you will make a video of a video about small engines reliable cars, 1300cc and below
Otherwise, keep up the good work
...as a car enthusiast and mechanic wa chini ya miti, who lived through the 80s and 90s era your list is spot on. But mimi ni wa 404, 504, 505. Any and all Toyotas of that era and back, the AE 110,AE 100 Corolla 90, AE80, KE,70, KE30, YN55, RN 35 and 25 Hilux pamoja na Nissan Sunny B12, B13 were among the best cars built to date.The only Mazda i cared for was the 323. Hizi za siku hizi ni mikebe.
💯 hapo Kwa mikebe umenimaliza 😂😂😂😂
The Peugeot 406 won my pockets for a starter car. Erick, I'm coming your way soon. Start hunting for something good. You better have the "Authority to Sell" cert 😃
Perfect! I love the Old Skul series. Felt nice seeing the Corolla 100.
You can also throw in Toyota Funcargo (2000-2005) affordable, spacious and economical, sharing most of the spare parts with NZE, Fielder and Probox.
Wow! Really? Was considering to get one... But, that year yenye une taja, ni KB something ama KC something?
My mum in law has the suzuki and she loves it. We have tried to get her to upgrade but she has refused. She says that car will go any where...
You've skipped some fantastic cars due to the "below 350k" limit. If you can do a series of those below 500k would be great so that we can get coverage of some cars such as the Toyota Starlet Glanza and others which are slightly above 350k and therefore not covered in this episode.
Erick, you are right, years back my mum's Corolla 100 was stolen at the parking while we were in church! We never traced it.
Hapo kwa Lancer I agree 100%.
Own a 1996 Mitsubishi mirage (4G13 engine). Similar to its counter part Mitsubishi Lancer (with 4G15 engine hence 1500cc).
The car still in grt shape, good power, good handling n extremely reliable.
Kabisa fantastic car 🚗
niuzie hiyo bro
Cant be bought
I have been thinking of getting 100 or 91 to restore to original form. Hope Sule is up to the task. Great content.
I'm selling a AE91
@@stevebiko6792 Rusha contacts
Supa!! Two thumbs up... good content.. !! Been looking for this..brilliant! Ahsante sana
🤣🤣🤣Aki CK. Yani badala ya kutembea kwa miguu kama mifugo😆😆. That's a good one.
Great job as always 👏👏👏👏
Vipi Erick with a CK, awesome episode. How about caldinas. I think their styling is timeless. They still demand some presence. Their bodies are studdy hope the drivetrain is also as good as the car looks, I've seen some at that price range although they are not easy to come by just like most of this big boys u just mentioned.
I agree with you 💯 but they are priced above the 350k mark hence
My aunt's husband owns one.. KBC, they imported it from Japan l think around 2008 TO 2010 HAPO. NOT SURE.
It's a reliable car, l tell you, haja wahi fungua engine, ni ku change tu miguu na kufanya service.
Watu wengi wana mwendea awazie lakini hataki. Haha
I own a 1999 caldina
Notice how majority of the cars listed here are JDM (Japanese Domestic Market)
The demio you describe is second generation. First generation is the boxy one
Been away for a minute, I've missed you. Good work as always
Nice and candid episode. Please one day give a review of Mazda bongo.
Ati wazungu wameamua kutunyima starehe ya kiswahili? Isorait. Anyway keep giving us the alluring motor vehicle experience
😂😂😂 don't worry it shall pass
I really used to like the Toyota Carib, I would still buy it now if I could get one!
Great content Erick, still waiting for the Isuzu Trooper Bighorn review.
Another reliable vehicle of this category is Toyota Platz, 1998-2002 models...below 350/-, fuel efficient, very spacious, durable, affordable spare parts, modern looks, stable, fast...
Although most people see it as a "light" vehicle due to it's looks, it's a hardy car, I've owned one!!
Great analysis. I believe subaru leon can fit in this list to be honest
Kuna Nissan B12, 13,14,15 na Toyota 110, Duet na starlet, G touring etc. Anyway great info, keep them coming Wokabi.
Thanks erick wokabi with the best car advices
You welcome
Hello, thanks so much for this video. Mkulima mdogo amefikiwa Sasa😅😅😅
Thank you for this. And thank you for educating me about volvo not being a money pit on the other episode. Question, is merc a money pit? Especially 1st gen G wagon
Hello guys, have been a fun of carnversation and have learnt alot about cars.
Before I could not engage with my friends when they were discussing something about cars but atleast now I can loudly argue and correct them. Countiue due the good job guys.
What about Toyota carina
Your show is great you share very insightful message on machines. I love it. I feel very safe to choose and own a good vehicle at an affordable Prince. nani kama Eric. God bless you
406 is a beautiful car. Won best car when it came in.
People here's another for the everyday average Man 😅 Thanks a lot @carnversations Family,
Peugeot 406. You have "lifted my spirits."
Wokabi, what are your thoughts on a 1999 Subaru Legacy 2.0litre 4WD manual
I love your research bana I know most of cars mentioned ziko chojo
Good content as always. Keep the carnversations going...
Toyota G touring you've forgotten nice machine 🔥
G touring imesahaulika kwani😂😂I own three and none has ever disappointed me
Wokabi uko tu sawa.
Best channen.
Perfect job Mr wokabi.. all this cars are very reliable and easy to maintain 👏👏👏I had a vitz 1st and also Mitsubishi lancer CK- I miss those cars
Hey Erick and the team ,,,good work ,,tuletee carfactation
complete engilish kwani unahubiria wamarekani changanya lugha baana ama wenye hatueliwi engilish vizuri tuhamie rhutless focus
Best car review channel in east africa
I like this material very real. Thanks EriCK
Wah! Bro umeniweza I can't wait to kusanya Hela nipate gari ya 350/ boss,ni kama umeniona nimetembea sana kama mifugo 😂😂,nitakutafuta bro
Good job Mr. Carniversologist. Can we have a Hoda CRV review. Its long overdue
Am in love with that car man.
I just so love it
Nissan B12 is a good ,low budget car especially efi ones.
I own a carib AE 95. Very Clean! Am happy its number 1
Thanks aki Mimi nilikuwa mashamba naona mpaka niwe na mamilioni ndo niwe na gari
wow good information. didnt know vitara 1st gen is that affordable
I agree with you on peugeot 406...Advice on this.. can one change the manual transmission to automatic?
The 406 manual transmission is really good. It can take some punishment. The autos from that era were not great. Get a Peugeot 406 D9 with either EW (7 or 10) or HDI engine (very rare but great power and consumption. Bulletproof engine).
Great content, I am thinking of getting the Toyota A91
I have a Toyota Corolla AE111 Spacio 1999 i have owned it for 9 years now...very Realiable bought for 345k
Can you give me your views regarding a nissan xtrail Nt 30 is it a good car
Thanks Erick. First of all, you are nolonger local. You are international now, so we beg. Use English mostly, we don't understand that language you keep mixing with English. Second, you promised to talk about Mark X. What makes it cheap? Does it have many problems? Thanks from Sweden Stockholm
Apana wokabi keep it swahili africa is our bizness
Thank you, we shall have it balanced perfectly for both the local and international market, your support and feedback is well appreciated plus we are hunting for the mark X soon
How can l get to Sweden l beg,?
Can you review Peugeuot 405 on reliability, maintainance and accessibily of spareparts?
Great content lets push to 100k subscribers
The audio quality on this particular video seems off. There’s an incessant rattling in the background. Please note that for future videos
Noted with thanks
proud owner of Vitz Clavia 2000 1.3vvti Engine,the small car never dissappoints.
💯 legit
But spacing ni kidogo, right?
But spacing ni kidogo, right?
@@2wheelereyes521 Yes, was lucky with my version I am able to fold the back seats but it still won't give you enough space
@@Sto-x5d thanks for the insight bro.. nime ona KAX , KAY,s 1000cc for around 250k.
But, is your's realible? And can you get a new engine for replacement incase the old one brings problems?
About spacing, am talking about the frond space if the seats can be pushed back or get modified to accommodate tall guys 6.7 feet.
The only kadudu l've tasted that am sure can be fit for a 6.7 feet is Toyota Passo KB something. The only setback is that it's not strong enough for lengthy useage of rough roads
Am sure Toyota will take the biggest percentage on this,..
A request one day tufanyiwe classic cars
Hii channel imenifungua macho,gari naeza pata buana
Bro great content man
Ukianza kizungu pekee na sisi tuanze kusema uache kizungu Mob! Anyway acha tukae vile tumezoea!!!!
Ndio hiyo sasa wacha tubaki venye tukikuwa ama😂😂😂
Hello.. Please for the Peugeot 406.. Which is best variant.. The petrol or diesel variant.. Does it have unreliability issues like other diesel models in other categories..
Diesel are great. Consumption and power is on another level. I would go for the D9. You get Auto lights and wipers, facelift, improved dash(the D8 has a habit of peeling the passage airbag)
500k - 800k is the most sensible budget to buy a car, anything bellow that price range is just stretching yourself too much, you'd be better starting off a small business
@Andy Videos like the ones mentioned?
Nah
I have driven a car i bought for 250k, a locally assembled 2006 Lancer GLX,for 5 years now.It refuses to give up.Superb fuel economy too( 14-18km/l).Love it
@@dansonmugambi3646 glad to know that bro... Huwa naskia mistubishi iko na matatizo mingi... Especially Lancer... Is it true?
Hi Erick, your video background looks so plain, consider revamping with some car portraits or wallpapers. But the content is great.
Thank you, well noted sir
"You and the mechanic mkuwe mabff" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I prefer the swahili anytime .. why this elitism amongst some of us. Gari mpaka hustlers we want to get reviews in a lingo we can follow. Big up
Point of correction. The demio you have shown in the video is is 2nd generation not the first one.
The Vida that have really wanted thankyou for this I was looking forward to get a car...vitz has been my first dream car and yes I must have it soon in Jesus name
Amen to your prayers it shall pass
Amen Siz.. vitz is a great car, strong, easy to maintain. But for a 6.7 feet male like me, ita ni finya magoti unless ka ina weza kuwa modified.
That's why kwa madudu, l prefer passo kb something, great space, but l don't know much about it, but kuna mtu ako nayo ali ni show, uki itumia saana kwa rough road, uta nunua racks and etc.. in short, haitaki rough road
@@CARNVERSATIONS Amen thankyou🙏
Kindly explain for me Toyota Raum . Ok need to know more about it before buying One.
Excellent work, with a CK. Hapo kwa 406…
Thank you hapo Kwa 406 kidogo najua kuna mixed reactions, well noted but still they were ahead of their time, styling and performance if well taken of
@@CARNVERSATIONS I agree that the 406 still looks stylish and is lovely to drive. There are friends who received PhDs in character development courtesy of the 406, so anyone planning to buy one should do a thorough pre-purchase inspection.
@@bandagalu meaning, 406 is a bit tricky?
@@2wheelereyes521 very tricky
@@bandagalu 406 is sensitive when it comes to electricals. As Erick has mentioned, it was way ahead of its time. However, in terms of reliability, granted you haven't bought an abused 406, it's a very reliable car and has plenty of toys to play around with. The second-generation owners took them to roadside kawayas that messed the electricals. The engines are pretty powerful XU and EW and super reliable.
Is that a 1st generation Demio? Halafu Nissan B12 should have featured.
Toyota 110 riviere se,mistubishi lancer Mr or mivec the one with the sunroof that car was a killer in the streets
Maze nostalgic, the looks and the performance
Where can one get the suzuki vitara?
How could that list end without mentioning the legendary starlet Glanza?
Starlet is way above the 350k currently so we had to let it slide for these list
Am,annie i want to buy a mazda,demio,,,,300k ,and which can i get you
I think I will go for the Demio.
Hello wokabi fanya moja about reliable MPVS IN THE KENYAN MARKET
I'm surprised the prices of cars in Kenya, with 1million ksh You Can buy a Good 2022 cars abroad, why Old cars are expensive
Kazi safi team carnversation
Shukran
Strong bazu CR-V second hand 1st class goes at how much
Tell me about Market place ,is it genuine or a scam
This is second hand cars?
what of Nissan N16
Great,plz do a review of Toyota Allion 240, thanks
And as always, there's NO MENTION of Nissan cars.
Tells a lot about them...and always my last option