The Mazda Scrum is a light kei vehicle produced by Mazda since 1989. The Scrum is popular in the Japanese domestic market and is available as a van and a truck. The Scrum is ideal for small businesses that have day-to-day deliveries of drivers looking to enter the online taxi business. 

Interior

The Scrum’s interior is designed with practicality in mind and accommodates two people in the truck variant and up to 4 people in the van models. The interior offers plenty of space for the occupants and at the same time retaining a large luggage compartment. The dashboard layout of the Scrum is simple and uncluttered, and its controls are well placed within easy reach of the driver.

Exterior

The Mazda Scrum has a boxy and straightforward design that mirrors that of the Suzuki Every. At the front, the Scrum has a small grille, large halogen headlights, and a small bumper. On the sides, it has character lines running the full width of a narrow body with sliding doors. The truck version has a loading platform attached to the cabin. The rear profile features rectangular taillights and a flat rear bumper.

Engine and Transmission Options

The Scrum is powered by a 660cc inline 3 DOHC intake VVT engine that is mated to either a 5-speed manual transmission, 4 speed automatic transmission of CVT transmission.

Maintenance Costs in Kenya

The Mazda Scrum is affordable to maintain in Kenya. Spare parts are widely available, but body parts can be hard to find.

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Alternatives you can buy in Kenya: Suzuki Every, Nissan Dayz, Daihatsu Hijet, Honda N-Van, Mitsubishi Town Box, and Subaru Sambar

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