Mazda Flair Review The Mazda Flair Crossover is based on the Suzuki Hustler which is a very popular SUV styled mini wagon. Suzuki has had success in building small SUVs styled road cars and this trend seems to be catching on here in Kenya. The Mazda Flair has been in production for 2 generations starting from 2014 to present. Read the full Mazda Flair Review Click here to access prices of Mazda Flair. Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda CX3 Review Mazda released the CX-3 in 2015 hot on the heels of the wildly successful CX-5 that was an instant hit globally. We had predicted the success of the CX-5 in the Kenyan market before it became a hit here and similarly, we think the CX-3 will totally dominate the compact SUV market here. This category is currently dominated by the Nissan Juke, Nissan Dualis, Subaru XV but the CX-3 is on another level. The Honda Vezel comes close but its still not on the same level. Read the full Mazda CX-3 Review Click here to access prices of Mazda CX3. Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda Roadster RF Review The Mazda Roadster RF is a 2 passenger sports car that has been in production from 1989 to present. It’s known as the Mazda MX-5 in Japan and it’s a favorite car for young people due to its affordability compared to other sports cars. In Kenya, the Roadster RF is not as popular due to low demand for 2-seater cars as most people have families and they prefer bigger cars. Nevertheless, the Mazda Roadster RF is an excellent weekend car for those who don’t mind its limited seating capacity. Read the full Mazda Roadster RF Review Click here to access prices of Mazda Roadster RF. Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda MX5 Review The Mazda MX-5 is a 2 passenger sports car that has been in production from 1989 to present. It’s known as the Mazda Roadster in Japan and it’s a favorite car for young people due to its affordability compared to other sports cars. In Kenya, the MX-5 is not as popular due to low demand for 2-seater cars as most people have families and they prefer bigger cars. Nevertheless, the Mazda MX-5 is an excellent weekend car for those who don’t mind its limited seating capacity. Read the full Mazda MX-5 Review Click here to access prices of Mazda MX5 Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda B Review The Mazda B was a line of pickup trucks that were in production from 1961 to 2006. They were popular in many countries especially Thailand, Philippines, South Africa and Australia. In Kenya, they never saw much action as they were overshadowed by the more popular Toyota Hilux and Isuzu Tougher/D-Max. Read the full Mazda B Review Click here to access prices of Mazda B

Mazda RX8 Review The Mazda RX-8 is a 4-seater sports car that was in production from 2003 to 2012. It comes with a 1.3-Litre Wankel Rotary engine, which greatly attributed to its demise. The Wankel Rotary engine uses pressure for motion and its an inefficient engine that consumes more fuel and is not friendly in terms of emissions. Due to its complex engineering, the Mazda RX-8 was largely shunned in the Kenyan market and very few of them were imported to this market. Read the full Mazda RX8 Review Click here to access prices of Mazda RX8 Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda Familia Review The Mazda Familia is a long running car that has been in production for many years starting from 1963 to present. Initially it was produced in-house by Mazda but from 1994, it has been based on other car models from Nissan and Toyota. From 1994 to 2018, it was based on the Nissan Advan and from 2018 to present, it’s based on the Toyota Probox. The Mazda Familia is not a popular car in the Kenyan and most buyers prefer either the Wingroad or the Probox. Read the full Mazda Familia Review Click here to access prices of Mazda Familia Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Mazda 6 Review The Mazda 6 is also known as the Mazda Atenza in the Japanese market and consequently in the Kenyan market as well. The Mazda 6 is a 5-seater, midsized saloon and station that has been in production for three generations since 2002. It remains one of the most impressive Japanese cars we’ve driven. Its build quality is exceptional starting from the well crafted exterior to the tastefully furnished interior, everything feels right. It’s available in station wagon and saloon body types with a range of powerful but yet economical engines in the lineup. It competes with the BMW 3 series, Mercedes C200, Toyota Mark X, Subaru Legacy, VW Passat and Audi A4. Read the full Mazda 6 Review Click here to access prices of Mazda 6 Click here to kickstart the importation process.