1. Toyota Prius The Toyota Prius is the world’s first mass produced hybrid and for a long time, it has been the yardstick with which hybrid compacts have been measured. It’s commonplace for new entrants to be compared and contrasted against the Prius. Read More 2. Honda Insight Without question, the future belongs to hybrids and electric cars so the sooner we accept them, the better for us. The Honda Insight is one such hybrid that has slowly been gaining traction in the Kenyan market. Read More 3. Honda Fit The Honda Fit is a 5 seater hatchback that has been in production since 2001. Its popularity in Kenya has been gaining steadily as more and more people are appreciating the quality and reliability of Hondas. Read More 4. Nissan March The Nissan March is not a new kid on the block. It has…

1. Mazda CX-5 The Mazda CX-5 is an exceptional car both aesthetically and technologically. It strikes a perfect balance between elegance and brawn which appeals to both a masculine and feminine clientele. Pros: Affordable, Universal appeal, fun to drive, affordable Cons: Unproven reliability in the Kenyan market. Needs time. Read the full review here: https://topcar.co.ke/vehicle/2013-mazda-cx-5-review/ Buy the Mazda CX-5 here: https://cars.topcar.co.ke/search/vehicle?make=88&model=324&year=0 2. Toyota Vanguard The Toyota Vanguard is a versatile and functional vehicle that can serve both small and large families. It is a bigger version of the Toyota RAV4 and has been sold in the Japanese market since 2007. In Kenya, its popularity has been gaining steadily due to its off-road appeal and 7 seater capacity. Pros: 7 Seater, Spacious, Reliable Cons: No longer in production Read the full review here: https://topcar.co.ke/vehicle/2013-toyota-vanguard-review/ Buy the Toyota Vanguard here: https://cars.topcar.co.ke/search/vehicle?make=3&model=217&year=0 3. Subaru Forester From its modest…

1. Never be desperate The path to losing your hard earned money or your valuable car starts by you being desperate for one reason or the other. Conmen are adept at appealing to your desires and more so when you’re desperate. This is usually seen in people who are looking to sell quickly due to financial distress. Any offer of cash is usually received with enthusiasm without due regard to risk and the conman will wet your appetite with offers of instant cash. Its never the best time to sell your car when desperate. If the situation dictates it, then the best option is to sell your car to a trusted dealer. They will give you an offer way below the market value but better take that than lose your car. 2. When the deal is too good think twice This adage is more…

Below is the list of 5 cars we have voted to be the best for Uber or similar businesses. We will give links to where you can buy these cars at best prices in Kenya and detailed reviews for each.   1. Mazda Demio The Mazda Demio’s has gained popularity in Kenya in a fairly short amount of time thanks to its reliability and affordability. This success is also backed by a strong demand from taxi hailing services that are drawn to it like a moth to light. Where to buy the Mazda Demio in Kenya: https://cars.topcar.co.ke/vehicles/mazda/demio Read Mazda Demio Detailed Review: https://topcar.co.ke/vehicle/2013-mazda-demio-review/ 2. Toyota Vitz The Toyota Vitz is comparatively spacious and similar to the Mazda Demio in size. At the first row, the legroom is sufficient for people of average height but a tall driver will find the space a bit tight….

There are so many questions that come to mind when choosing the best cars to buy in Kenya. You must consider certain factors like price, model, age, fuel economy and reliability so as to get the right car that suits your needs. Apart from that, you have a wide selection of cars to choose which can be confusing without any guidance. We have compiled a list of the best cars to buy in Kenya based on popularity, purchase price, utility, efficiency, maintenance, reliability and resale value. Toyota Fielder Toyota Fielder is probably the most popular car on Kenyan roads both in the urban and rural dwellings. It’s a versatile automobile that serves commercial and private purposes. Additionally, Toyota Fielder is highly reliable and with proper care, it can go for years without any serious issues. Being a 7-seater station wagon, it has ample seating…

Buying a car is an exciting yet nerve-racking process especially for first-time buyers. Everybody has an opinion as to which is the best car to buy. Additionally, you have your own expectations as to what your first car should be like. This conflicting information can cause confusion and lead you to buy the wrong car. Here’s a detailed guide for first-time buyers to consider when buying a car. Affordability Everyone dreams of driving an expensive machine. However, for first-time buyers, it’s better to stick to cheaper models. Your first car is more like a practice car. You’re bound to bump into other objects causing scratches and dents. Therefore, regardless of your buying capability, it’s better to start off with a cheaper option. Fuel Economy Since you’re still not well-acquainted with balancing your budget towards fuel consumption and car maintenance, look for a fuel-efficient car…

Before buying a car, we’re faced with two dilemmas – to buy locally or to import. They are both good options that will guarantee results. However, the biggest difference between whether to buy locally or import a car in Kenya is the cost. With the ever-changing tax laws, it’s not easy to track the importation costs of a motor vehicle in the country. Therefore, most people opt to buy locally from dealers. It’s also a general assumption that it’s more expensive to import a car.  while there’s no definite conclusion on which of these options is cheaper, there are ways to reduce costs while importing a car. Here are some tips that make it cheaper to import a car in Kenya. Purchase Period Just like any other market, the car market has an on-peak and off-peak season. During the off-peak season, cars are cheaper…

With the growing demand for European cars, car importers from the UK are setting up businesses in Kenya. Importing a car from the U is much similar to importing from Japan. The most crucial part of the process is to identify a trustworthy importer who will guarantee the safe delivery of your car. though there are still not as man car importers from the UK, it’s still important for car buyers to exercise caution while choosing their preferred importers. Here are some tips on how to know the best car importers from Japan. Visit Their Physical Office Most people looking to buy a car will browse online for dealerships or car importers. Since most businesses have an online presence, it’s not hard to find what you’re looking for. However, there’s a risk of falling victim to cons through online car importers. Always ensure that…