This archive report was first published on 1 July 2019.
Published on July 1, 2019, KCT 470T is the latest addition to Rongai's transportation network, designed to cater to the diverse needs of its passengers.
As we step inside, we're greeted by a vibrant orange color scheme reminiscent of Fanta Passion, which some have jokingly referred to as a school bus. The exterior design is a fusion of styles, with the sides bearing a resemblance to Rugged Edge and the rear tail lights echoing those of Kenya Coach.
The interior is a pleasant surprise, with a bright and airy feel courtesy of the orange-tinted perspex. The main 49-inch screen is accompanied by four 24-inch side screens, which seem to be suspended in mid-air. The seats are comfortable, and the leg space is generous, making for a pleasant ride.
Music-wise, Ace Audio has delivered a solid performance, with no distortions or shoddy work. The sound system delivers highs and lows with precision, earning it the title of a mini sound beast.
Offline performance is also impressive, with Gin competing favorably with other top dogs in the industry, including Camilla, Batman Toxic, Mack, Gio, and Mixtape.
As we explore the culture of Rongai's transportation network, it's clear that this area is a hub of activity, with many people and limited entry and exit points. However, the biggest challenge lies in navigating the traffic and dealing with law enforcement.
As we conclude our review, we're reminded of the importance of embracing diversity and delving deeper into the industry. So, the next time you're in Rongai, be sure to grab a bottle of Gilbeys Gin and enjoy the ride.
— Review by Kitova Musau
