Reviews The Toyota Vista is a mid sized passenger car that Toyota Sold from 1982 to 2003. It was offered in both saloon and station wagon body types. The fifth generation which was in production from 1998 to 2003 was the last model in the market and is the most recognizable in Kenya. It comes with three engine choices, these are; a 1.8-Litre, a 2.0-Litre 3S-FSE, and a 2.0-Litre 1AZ-FSE engine. These are lined to a 4-Speed automatic transmission and available in both 2WD and 4WD. Alternatives to the Toyota Vista that you can consider buying in Kenya include, the Toyota Premio, Toyota Allion, Nissan Sylphy and Mitsubishi Galant Fortis Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Vista. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Vista Photos

Reviews The impact of the Toyota Starlet on the Kenyan market cannot be understated and it’s not a far stretch to credit it with the widespread adoption of small hatchbacks we see today. The Starlet was in production for many decades lasting from 1973 to 1999. The fifth generation lasted from 1996 to 1999 and was the last production Starlet to be sold in this market. It was preceded by the Toyota Vitz which has equally become popular. Alternatives to the Toyota Starlet that you can consider buying in Kenya include, the Toyota Vitz, Honda Fit, Mazda Demio, Nissan Note. Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Starlet. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Starlet Photos

Reviews The first generation Toyota Kluger that was in production from 2000 to 2007 was more popular in the Kenyan market due to its availability in the Japanese domestic market. Its production in Japan ended in 2007 and consequently its availability in Kenya dried up. It was replaced by the equally capable Toyota Vanguard although many buyers still preferred the Kluger. It continues to be produced for other markets such as North America where it’s known as the Toyota Highlander and Australia where it’s still known as the Toyota Kluger. The best market to import the Kluger from is Australia. If you want to import the Toyota Kluger to Kenya, write to us: [email protected] and we will import for you. Other alternatives you can consider buying in Kenya include, the Toyota Vanguard, Toyota Harrier, Mitsubishi Outlander, Nissan X-Trail and Mazda CX-5 Click here to access the prices of the Toyota…

Review The Toyota iQ is an interesting car mini-car and we boldly predict that the future belongs to similar cars going by the current trend in other places. In Kenya we’ve not yet embraced mini-cars but in places such as Europe, this is now a norm. The Toyota iQ seats between 2 to 4 people in a 3 door hatchback body style. It comes with a 1.0-Litre 1KR-FE engine that is linked to either a Super CVT-i transmission or a 6-Speed Manual Transmission and is available in 2WD only. It was in production for a single generation that lasted from 2008 to 2016. Other alternatives you can consider buying in Kenya include, the Toyota Vitz, Nissan March, Mitsubishi Mirage and Toyota Passo Click here to access the prices of the Toyota iQ. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota iQ Photos

Reviews The Toyota Blade is a luxurious hatchback that was in production from 2006 to 2012. The floor plan and most of the interior is the same as the Toyota Auris but part of the body and brakes have been upgraded as well as an increase in engine power. The interior decor is also more luxurious with a dashboard finished in suede-like material and soft, comfortable seats. The Toyota Blade comes with a choice of 2 engines, these are; a 2.4L 2AZ FE petrol engine and a 3.5L 2GR-FE V6 petrol engine. These are linked to either a 6-Speed Automatic Transmission(3.5L) or a CVT transmission(2.4L) and are available in both 2WD and 4WD(2.4L only). Current alternatives to the Toyota Blade you can buy in Kenya include, Toyota Auris, VW Golf, Subaru Impreza, and Mazda Axela Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Blade.  Looking for genuine…

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, Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Fun Cargo. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Fun…

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 Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Run-X. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Run-X Photos