Review The Toyota Ipsum is a 3-row, 7-seater minivan that entered production in May 1996. It’s based on the Toyota Corona Premio platform and it features normal hinged front doors. The first generation that was in production until 2001 comes with two engine options; 2-Litre petrol engine and a 2.2-Litre turbo diesel engine and available in Automatic Transmission with both 2WD and 4WD options. The second generation that lasted from 2001 to 2009 comes with 2.4L petrol engine and is available in Automatic Transmission with both 2WD and 4WD options. its production ended in December 2009 after an eight year run. There are several alternatives to the Ipsum that you can buy in Kenya such as Toyota Wish, Mazda Premacy, Nissan Lafesta, Subaru Exiga and Honda Stream. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Click here to access the prices of the Toyota…

Review The Toyota ToyoAce is range of small to medium sized trucks and buses with a loading capacity that ranges from 1 tonne to 4 tonnes. The trucks have been in production for 8 generations. The current generation of ToyoAce truck is the eighth generation that has been in production from 2011 to present. It’s the same as the Toyota Dyna Click here to access the prices of the Toyota ToyoAce. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota ToyoAce Photos

Review The Toyota Estima is a large MPV that is produced and sold predominantly in the Japanese market. It’s sold as the Toyota Previa in Asian markets and the Toyota Tarago in the Australian market. It’s the second largest minivan in the Toyota lineup after the Toyota Alphard and the Toyota Vellfire. Directly below it is the Toyota Noah and the Toyota Voxy. Its popularity in the Kenyan market is average thanks to the dominance of its aforementioned siblings. Read the full Toyota Estima Review Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Estima. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Estima Photos

Review The Toyota Coaster is a long running series of buses that are manufactured by Hino Motors which is a commercial subsidiary of Toyota. The fourth generation entered the market in 2017 after an uninterrupted 24 year run by the previous third generation. The Fourth generation Coaster is much advanced in many aspects such as a body structure that uses an annular skeleton that connects the roof, side surfaces and the floor to offer a high rigidity body that conforms to current global safety standards for buses. This protects the occupants in the event of a rollover. Other features include Vehicle Stability Control(VSC), driver and passenger airbags and seatbelts with pretensioner.  It competes with the Mitsubishi Rosa and Nissan Civilian. In Kenya, the Toyota Coaster is mainly used in tourism and executive transport operations. Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Coaster….

Review The Toyota Caldina entered the market in 1992 as an integration between the Toyota Carina and the Toyota Corona. Initially it was available both in saloon and station wagon versions but in 2002, production of the saloon ceased and only the station wagon remained. The third and last generation entered the market in September 2002 and it comes with three engine options. These are; 1.8L petrol engine, 2.0L petrol engine and a 2.0L turbo petrol engine plus 4WD that bears the name Toyota Caldina GT-FOUR. Production of the Caldina ended in June 2007 much to the disappointment of many Kenyans fans. It competed closely with the Subaru Legacy Wagon which is a decent alternative to the Toyota Caldina.  Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Caldina. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Caldina…

Review The Toyota IST is a five door hatchback that was introduced to the Japanese market in 2002 to compete with the Honda Fit that was popular at that time. It’s based on the Toyota Vitz platform and they share many components such as the drivetrain and many others. The second generation that entered the market in July 2007 brought about many radical changes and gave the IST an SUV posture. It’s based on the second generation Vitz but its bigger in all dimensions. It comes with 2 engine options; 1.5L and 1.8L that are coupled to either CVT transmission or a 4-Speed Automatic Transmission and available in both 2WD and 4WD. The 1.3L engine from the previous model was abolished. If you are looking to Buy the Toyota IST in Kenya, the time is now as the prices have come down lately. Alternatives…

Review The Toyota FJ Cruiser is a Sport Utility Vehicle that was manufactured by Toyota from 2006 to 2018 in its Hino plant in Japan and distributed to markets worldwide. It was developed as a retro styled SUV that targeted the North American upscale market. The aim was to re-imagine that classic Toyota Land Cruiser which was widely acclaimed in its days. The FJ Cruiser was not initially sold in the Right Hand markets but its popularity in North America triggered its production for the Japanese market in 2011. Consequently, the right hand models became available in Kenya from year 2011 and onwards. Other alternatives to the FJ Cruiser that you can consider include the VW Touareg, Porsche Cayenne, BMW X5 and Ranger Rover Sport Read the full review of the FJ Cruiser. Click here to access the prices of the FJ Cruiser and how to import. Looking for…

Review The Toyota Camry is a luxurious 4 door saloon that targets the so car upper middle class clientele. The first model known as the Celica Camry made its first appearance in 1980 and was closely related to the Toyota Carina. The second generation that entered in the market in 1982 was named as the Camry and the Celica name was dropped. The Camry eventually grew to become the best selling Toyota model in North America. In Kenya, the Toyota Camry is not as popular as the other Toyota Models due to its high price point that puts off many buyers. The 10th Generation model entered production in October 2017 and is equipped with a 2.5L hybrid engine that returns an impressive 33.4 Km/L. Alternatives to the Camry in Kenya that you can consider include the Toyota Mark X, Subaru Legacy, Mercedes C Class, BMW 3 Series Click…