Read the Nissan Moco Review  The Nissan Moco is a 4-seater mini wagon that was in production from 2002 to 2016. It is related to the Suzuki MR and is essentially the same car and differences are only in badging. The third generation that was in production from 2011 to 2016 comes with two engine options; a 660cc engine and a 660cc turbo  engine that are linked to a CVT Transmission Alternatives you can buy in Kenya include; Mitsubishi Mirage Nissan March, Suzuki Alto Click here to access prices of Nissan Moco. Click here to kickstart the importation process. 

Read the Nissan Condor Review  The Nissan Condor is a medium and light duty truck that is sold by UD Trucks(formerly known as the Nissan Diesel Industry until 2010). Its offered in two variations; 1 ton and 2 ton. It was in production from 1975 to 2014 and it was replace by the UD Casset. Alternatives you can buy in Kenya include;Mitsubishi Fuso, and Isuzu FV Click here to access prices of Nissan Condor. Click here to kickstart the importation process. 

Read the Nissan Civilian Review  The Nissan Civilian is a long running bus that has been in production from 1971 to present. It closely competes with the Toyota Coaster and the body styling is highly similar. The third generation that has been in production from 1999 to present comes with various diesel engines and has undergone steady improvements over time. It’s not very common in Kenya due to the preference for locally assembled buses that are cheaper and more adapted for Kenyan roads. Alternatives you can buy in Kenya include; Toyota Coaster, Mitsubishi Rosa Click here to access prices of Nissan Civilian. Click here to kickstart the importation process.

Read the Nissan 1400 Review  The Nissan 1400 is a small pickup that was manufactured from 1971 to 2008 in South Africa. It was popular in Kenya in the 80s and 90s and was popularly referred as the Datsun 1200. It comes with a choice of two engines; a 1.2L and 1.4L that are linked to either a 4-speed or 5-speed manual transmission. Alternatives you can buy in Kenya include; Nissan NP200, Toyota TownAce and Toyota ToyoAce Click here to access prices of Nissan 1400

Read the Nissan NV100 Clipper Review  The Nissan NV100 Clipper is a 4-seater mini-van that has been in production from 2003 and its sold alternatively as the Mitsubishi Minicab, the Mazda Scrum and the Suzuki Every. It is not very popular in Kenya currently but with the shift towards smaller cars that is happening, we expect to see more of them on our roads. The first generation that was in production from 2003 to 2013 comes with two engine options; a 657cc engine and a 657cc intercooler turbo engine. The second generation that was in production from 2013 to 2015 comes with a 657cc engine and a 657cc intercooler turbo engine. The third generation that was in production from 2015 to present comes with two engine options; a 658cc engine and 658cc VVT intercooler turbo Alternatives you can buy in Kenya include; Suzuki Alto, Honda…

Read the Nissan Pathfinder Review  The Nissan Pathfinder is a full sized 7-Seater SUV that has been in production from 1986 to present. Its popularity has been lukewarm in Kenya thanks to the dominance of the Toyota Prado. The most popular and recognizable version is the third generation R51(2005-2012) that is built on the same platform as the Navara. The fourth generation(2012 – ) has not properly made an entry into Kenya and most buyers are still sizing it from a distance. The fourth generation comes with two engine options; a 2.5L QR25 DE petrol engine and a 3.5L VQ35DE petrol engine that are linked to a CVT Transmission and available in either 2WD or 4WD. Alternatives you can buy in Kenya include; Toyota Prado, Land Rover Discovery, Mitsubishi Pajero, Toyota Fortuner and Ford Everest Click here to access prices of Nissan Pathfinder. Click here…

Read the Nissan NP200 Review  The Nissan NP200 is a small pickup that has been in production from 2008 to present. It’s mainly sold in the South African and Kenyan markets and it’s alternatively known as the NP200 Bakkie. It comes with  a choice of two engine; a 1.5-Litre K9K engine and a 1.6-Litre K4M/K7M engine which are linked to a 5-Speed Manual Transmission and available only in 2WD. Alternatives you can buy in Kenya include; Toyota TownAce and Toyota LiteAce Click here to access prices of Nissan NP200.

Read the Nissan Leaf Review  The Nissan Leaf is an innovative fully electric car that has been setting records since it was launched in 2010. As the name implies, it’s an eco friendly car that aims to leave a minimal ecological footprint that’s comparable to the falling of the leaf. In Kenya, we are yet to adopt electric cars let alone hybrids. The infrastructure and laws required to stimulate their adoption are non existent. But even then, the Nissan Leaf is catching attention of a few forward thinking Kenyans and it’s now common to see one or two on our roads. Its only a matter of time before we start seeing more and more of them. You can Read more on why electric cars are gaining traction in Kenya here. The Nissan Leaf has been in production for two generations with the first generation…