1. Toyota Prius
The Toyota Prius is the world’s first mass produced hybrid and for a long time, it has been the yardstick with which hybrid compacts have been measured. It’s commonplace for new entrants to be compared and contrasted against the Prius. Read More

2. Honda Insight
Without question, the future belongs to hybrids and electric cars so the sooner we accept them, the better for us. The Honda Insight is one such hybrid that has slowly been gaining traction in the Kenyan market. Read More

3. Honda Fit
The Honda Fit is a 5 seater hatchback that has been in production since 2001. Its popularity in Kenya has been gaining steadily as more and more people are appreciating the quality and reliability of Hondas. Read More

4. Nissan March
The Nissan March is not a new kid on the block. It has been around since 1982 which is a testament to its success and longevity in a crowded marketplace. Read More

5. Mazda Demio
The Mazda Demio has gained popularity in Kenya in a fairly short amount of time thanks to its reliability and affordability. This success is also backed by a strong demand from taxi hailing services such as Uber that are drawn to it like a moth to light. Read More

6. Nissan Note
The Nissan Note has been undergoing steady improvements over the years and it’s now one of most decent hatchbacks you can buy in Kenya. Read More

7. Toyota Vitz
The Toyota Vitz is a very popular car in Kenya thanks to its affordability, reliability, fuel economy and utility. Read More

8. Mazda Verisa
The Mazda Verisa is a true master of deception. Let not the small stature or passive demeanor fool you. Underneath the veneer of colorful paintwork lies a potent motor that outperforms its closest rivals. Read More

9. Toyota Passo
The Toyota Passo is a Japanese subcompact that has been in production for three generations since 2004. it was produced by Daihatsu which was partially owned by Toyota and alternatively sold as the Daihatsu Boon. Read More

10. Suzuki Swift
The Suzuki Swift has been in production since 2004 but has somehow gone unnoticed in the Kenyan market. This is largely due to the stranglehold that Toyota has had on this market which has for a long time suppressed competition. Read More