Review The Toyota Corolla is a long running nameplate of passenger cars that have been manufactured and sold since 1966 (TM), using various other name combinations. The Corolla Series include the cars below; Toyota Corolla Axio, Toyota Corolla Fielder,Toyota Corolla Altis, Toyota Corolla Ceres, Toyota Corolla Levin, Toyota Corolla II, Toyota Corolla RunX, Toyota Corolla Rumion, Toyota Corolla Spacio. Read the full review of the Toyota Corolla. Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Corolla and how to import. Toyota Corolla Photos

Review The Toyota TownAce is a long running light commercial vehicle that is widely used for cargo and passenger transport. In Kenya, it is popular in the rural towns where it enjoys great success and is regarded as a reliable workhorse. Though not famed for its looks, it offers a high level of adaptability which appeals to business people. It’s the same as the Toyota LiteAce and competes with the Mazda Bongo, Nissan Vanette and Mitsubishi Delica D2. Read the full review of the Toyota TownAce.  Click here to access the prices of the Toyota TownAce and how to import. Toyota TownAce Photos

Review The Toyota Belta was an attempt to reimagine the popular Vitz in a saloon body and obviously the experiment did not work as it was scrapped in a little over 6 years. Before it, there was the Platz which was similarly built on the Vitz platform and suffered the same fate. That aside, the Belta has connected well with Kenyan buyers and is among the most popular saloons in this market. Its key selling points are affordability, fuel economy and utility. It competes with the Honda Fit Aria, Nissan Tiida, and Toyota Axio. Read the full review of the Toyota Belta.  Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Belta. Toyota Belta Photos

Review The Toyota Succeed was introduced to the Japanese market in mid 2002 and is closely related to the Toyota Probox. It is marketed as a 5 seater economical station wagon. Both the Toyota Succeed and the Toyota Probox are popular in the Kenyan market especially with businessmen. It’s difficult to distinguish the two at casual observation. Read the full review of the Toyota Succeed.  Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Succeed and how to import. Toyota Succeed Photos

Review The Toyota Rush has evolved from its early years as a 4×4 poseur to the bona fide 7-seater SUV it is today. It started off as the Daihatsu Terios before Toyota bought a controlling stake in Daihatsu and launched the Toyota Rush alongside the Terios. Both of them are in production and sold in various markets around the world. The Toyota Rush Honda Vezel, Nissan Dualis, Nissan Juke, Mitsubishi RVR and Subaru XV. Read the full review of the Toyota Rush. Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Rush and how to import. Toyota Rush Photos

Review The Toyota Sienta is 7-seater compact minivan that is sold predominantly in Japan and select Asian markets. In Kenya, it’s popular with business people and people with large families thanks to its affordability and utility. It’s a practical car that’s not overloaded with sensors which makes it reliable and easy to maintain. It simply gets the job done in a practical and efficient way. It competes with the Honda Freed, Honda Fit Shuttle, VW Touran and Peugeot Partner. Read the full review of the Toyota Sienta.  Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Sienta and how to import. Toyota Sienta Photos

Review The Toyota ISIS is a 7-seater MPV that is sold exclusively in the Japanese domestic market and targets people with large families. It’s a fairly luxurious car with a spacious cabin and unique features such as the large pillarless doorway on the left side and the flat-folding seats. It’s popularity in the Kenyan market is driven by its affordability, utility and fuel economy. It competes with the Nissan Lafesta, Mazda Premacy, Subaru Exiga, Honda Freed and VW Touran. Read the full Toyota ISIS Review Click here to access the prices of the Toyota ISIS. Toyota ISIS Photos

Review The Toyota Ractis is a small sized hatchback that was introduced to the market in 2005. Locally it competes with the Nissan Note and Honda Fit. It replaced the Toyota Funcargo which was discontinued the same year. The Ractis has proven to be a big hit in the Kenyan market thanks to its excellent fuel economy, space and affordable maintenance. It can be configured to carry passengers or luggage depending on the need, thanks to its high roof and flat fold seats.  Read the full review of the Toyota Ractis. Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Ractis. Toyota Ractis Photos