Terryanne Chebet finally buys brand new Range Rover Evoque after dreaming about owing one for 5 years (Photos)
Dreams are valid. Terryanne Chebet has finally brought her baby home after five long years of waiting. The former Citizen TV anchor is the owner of brand new Range Rover Evoque Santorini Black.
Terryanne Chebet has been posting photos of Range Rover Evoque on her Instagram handle for years. The former TV girl openly expressed her desire to own the British machine.
“I spent some time this afternoon getting inspired by powerful automobiles at @RMAKenya The 5 door #Evoque continues to steal my heart, always a #Rovergirl…I saw some beautiful jaguars as well. My heart beats for this 2.0 litre compact SUV ( ok and imani, and the farmer, and…never mind?)I digress. The #Evoque is both sexy & powerful… though my fellow petrolhead Ramah Nyang @rnyang thinks the #Fpace would be the better bet … What do you think? The Evoque or the Jaguar F-Pace? #Rangerover #jaguar #carsofinstagram #rover” Terryanne Chebet wrote on August 31st 2017.
The former Citizen TV anchor has been saving to buy her dream car. She opened up about her bucket list on October 9th 2017.
“New week inspiration. Every day gives us a new opportunity to achieve our dreams! #Bucketlist a step closer to the #RangeRoverEvoque ❤ #victoriabeckham,” wrote Terryanne Chebet on October 9th.
Dream become reality
Terryanne dream of owning Range Rover Evoque finally became real over the past weekend. The mother of two announced she had finally bought the British machine.
“In 2012 while on a working trip to Beijing I chanced upon news that Victoria Beckham was also in Beijing to launch the special edition #Evoque. There, as a young( ish) journalist my over ambitious dreams to own one were born. To say that dreams come true is an understatement. The Santorini Black may have taken forever to come home, but not once did I give up on believing I would one day own it. #Blackonblack. #Godwins at @rmakenya #RangeRoverEvoque ? @photographybyjunejuly ? @zara ? Mocha Baby: Mine. ?,” Terryanne Chebet wrote.
The former Citizen TV anchor parted with millions of shillings to buy the British machine. Evoque retails at Kes 5.4 million on international market but in Kenya the figure is much higher.
