Review The Toyota Fun Cargo is a 5-door tall and boxy station wagon that is built on the Toyota Vitz chassis. It’s closely related to the Toyota bB but has a more appealing design that was geared to the European tastes of that time. The wheelbase is 130mm longer than that of the Vitz. It comes with 2 engine choices, these are; a 1.3-Litre 2NZ-FE engine and a 1.5-Litre 1NZ-FE engine that are linked to a 4-Speed Automatic Transmission and available in either 2WD or 4WD(1.5L only). Its production ended in 2005 and it was replaced by the Toyota Ractis. Current alternatives to the Toyota Fun Cargo you can buy in Kenya include, Toyota Ractis, Mazda Demio, Nissan Note, Honda Fit, Where to buy the Toyota Fun Cargo in Kenya: https://cars.topcar.co.ke/vehicles/toyota/fun-cargo Toyota Fun Cargo Prices in Kenya: https://topcar.co.ke/toyota-fun-cargo-price-in-kenya/ Toyota Fun Cargo Photos
Review The Toyota Corona is the predecessor to the popular Toyota Premio and in fact it was named the Toyota Corona Premio at some point. In retrospect it was maybe a good idea that Toyota dropped the Corona name entirely seeing the devastation done by the coronavirus. The Toyota Corona was in production from 1997 to 2001. The last generation that was produced was the 11th generation that started in 1996 and ended in 2001. The 11th generation Toyota Corona is largely the same as the first generation Toyota Premio and it’s actually known as the Toyota Corona Premio. It comes with a choice of six engines, these are; a 1.6L 4A-FE petrol engine, a 1.8L 7A-FE petrol engine, a 2.0L 3S-FSE petrol engine, a 2.0L 2C-T turbo diesel engine and a 2.2L 3C-TE turbo diesel engine. These are linked to either a 4-Speed…
Review The Toyota RunX also known as the Toyota Corolla RunX is a hatchback that was in production from 2001 to 2006. It is the same as the Toyota Allex and the only difference is in the name. It was at one time a very popular car in the Kenyan market and was high target for thieves. It comes with three engine choices; a 1.5-Litre 1NZ-FE engine, a 1.8-Litre 1ZZ-FE engine and a 1.8-Litre 2ZZ-FE engine. These are linked to either a 4-Speed Automatic Transmission or a 6-Speed Manual Transmission and available in both 2WD and 4WD. Current alternatives you can consider to buy in Kenya include, the Toyota Auris, Toyota Vitz, Mazda Axela and Honda Fit Where to buy the Toyota Run-X in Kenya: https://cars.topcar.co.ke/vehicles/toyota/runx Toyota Run-X Prices in Kenya: https://topcar.co.ke/toyota-run-x-price-in-kenya/ Toyota Run-X Photos
Review The Toyota Regius Van also known as the Toyota Hiace Regius is a minivan that was entered production in April 1997. It is based on the Toyota Granvia platform but is smaller and lower in ranking. It is distinguished as either a wagon for carrying passengers or a van for carrying cargo. One major distinguishing feature of the wagon is that all seats besides the driver and front passenger can freely be removed to create luggage space that is the same as that of the commercial van. Its production ended in 2002 and it’s longer available for import into Kenya. Alternatives you can consider in Kenya include, the Mitsubishi Delica D5, Toyota Noah, Toyota Voxy and Mazda Biante It comes with comes with 4 engine choices; a 2.7L 3RZ-FE petrol engine, a 3.0L 1KZ-TE diesel engine, a 2.0L 1RZ-E petrol engine and a 3.0L 5L petrol engine….
Review The Toyota 86 is a sports car that is jointly developed with Subaru and is closely related to the Subaru BRZ. The development team was comprised of engineers from both companies and Toyota was specifically drawn to Subaru’s expertise in building horizontally-opposed engines with a low center of gravity that are ideal for sports cars. Subaru was in a cash crunch and needed the capital injection and therefore could not pass this opportunity. Initially Subaru was opposed to the idea of a front engine, rear wheel drive (FR Layout)sports car with a naturally aspirated engine that Toyota was proposing and it favored an all-wheel-drive, turbo charged version that was right up their domain of expertise. A prototype was developed in 2007 and it performed so well that Subaru was convinced to go with the FR layout and a naturally aspirated engine. The Toyota…
Review The Toyota Surf or Toyota Hilux Surf as its alternatively known is a full sized SUV that is designed by Hino motors and produced jointly with Toyota Motors. It’s export to North America as the Toyota 4Runner and its one of the most popular Toyota SUVs. It’s no longer sold in Japan since August 2009 and this has consequently led to its decline in the Kenyan market. As the name suggests, the Toyota Surf is built on the same platform as the Toyota Hilux which is also shared with Fortuner, Prado and FJ Cruiser. It was in production for four generations starting from 1983 to 2009. The fourth generation was in production from 2002 to 2009 and it was the last model to be sold in Kenya. Alternative cars to the Toyota Surf that you can consider buying in Kenya include the Toyota Prado, Mitsubishi…
Review The Toyota SAI was launched in 2009 as a luxurious hybrid that targets an upscale clientele as an alternative to the Prius. It is built on the platform as the Lexus HS250h and features many similarities. It plays a role as an intermediate model that fills the gap between the higher graded Crown Hybrid and the lower graded Prius. It comes with a 2.4L 2AZ-FXE engine that is linked to a THS II hybrid system, the same as the Prius and it achieves a fuel consumption of 22.4 Km/L while maintaining a high power output. In the ‘POWER mode’ the hybrid motor is switched off and the car runs fully on the petrol engine giving it excellent sports like performance. The Toyota SAI was in production for a single generation that ran from 2009 to 2017. Alternative cars you can consider in Kenya…
Review The Toyota Raum is an unusual car that can be classified neither as a hatchback, station wagon nor MPV depending on how you look at it. It comes with dual sliding doors at the rear which is usually reserved for MPVs. The first generation was in production from 1997 to 2003 and it was built on the Toyota Starlet platform. The aim was to make a human friendly compact that is enjoyable to drive and comfortable. It comes with a 1.5L 5E-FE engine that is linked to a 4-Speed automatic transmission. The second generation was in production from 2003 to 2011 and was built on the newly developed NBC platform that is shared with the Vitz. Its offered with a 1.5L 1NZ-FE engine that is linked to a 4-Speed Super ECT transmission. Its production ended in 2011 and it was succeeded by the Toyota…