Review The Toyota Alphard was introduced to the Japanese market in 2002 as a direct competitor to the Nissan Elgrand. Up until that point, the Nissan Elgrand was dominating the 8 seater luxury category and its nearest competitor, the Toyota Hiace was woefully outmatched. Toyota went to the drawing board and answered with the Alphard and later its sibling the Vellfire which showed up in 2008. Together, they blew the Nissan Elgrand out of the water. They come with all imaginable luxuries such as remote controlled double sliding doors, lie flat seats, roof mounted Alpine monitors, dual zone climate and many more. Read the full review of the Toyota Alphard.  Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Alphard and how to import. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Alphard Photos

Review The Toyota Vellfire is largely the same as Toyota Alphard and differences are more cosmetic than functional. We were greatly impressed by the Toyota Alphard especially its lavish interior and we expected nothing less from its sibling. True to form, the Vellfire did not disappoint and it put on such a rousing performance that left no doubt about its claim to fame. Read the full review of the Toyota Vellfire.  Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Vellfire and how to import. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Vellfire Photos

Review The Toyota Porte is a utilitarian car that would best be described as a box on wheels. It is a compact MPV that is proving to be quite a hit with businesspeople in Kenya who are drawn by its affordability and utility. It replaced the Toyota Raum which was discontinued in 2011. Thanks to its spacious interior, the Porte can be configured for multiple roles such as carrying passengers or hauling cargo. It competes with the Nissan Cube, Mazda Scrum Peugeot Partner and VW Caddy. Read the full review of the Toyota Porte.  Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Porte and how to import. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Porte Photos

Review The Toyota Fortuner is a full sized, 7-Seater SUV that is built on the Hilux platform and shares most components with it. It’s a fairly popular SUV in Kenya and most buyers love it for its reliability, utility, power and comfort. It has been in production for two generation starting from 2004 to present. The second generation entered production in 2015 and it features a modern exterior that is similar to that of the Toyota Hilux. It comes with four engine options, these are; 2.4-Litre 2GD-FTV turbo diesel engine, 2.8-Litre 1GD-FTV turbo diesel engine, 2.7-Litre 2TR-FE petrol engine and 4.0-Litre 1GR-FE petrol engine. These are linked to either a 5/6 Speed Automatic Transmission or a 6-Speed Manual Transmission. Read the full review of the Toyota Fortuner.  Click here to access the prices of the Toyota Fortuner and how to import. Looking for genuine…

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. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. 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. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. 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. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. 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. Looking for genuine service parts and body components? Visit Yokaspares today and get quality spare parts. Toyota Succeed Photos