The Subaru Legacy is a Japanese-made car and a top-selling Subaru model since its debut in 1989. It’s the same as the Subaru Outback in all aspects except the suspension which in the Outback has been raised for off-road performance. The Subaru Legacy is offered as both a station wagon and saloon. It competes with the Audi A4, VW Passat, Toyota Mark X, Nissan Teana, Mercedes C Class, BMW 3 Series, and Mazda Atenza.
The Nissan Note is one of the most popular small hatchbacks in the Kenyan market that competes with established brands such as the Toyota Ractis, Subaru Trezia, Honda Fit, and Mazda Demio. The Nissan Note has undergone improvements over the years and now boasts a spacious interior that can comfortably seat 5 adult passengers.
The Toyota Allion replaced the Toyota Carina, causing dismay to admirers who cherished Carina’s athletic charm. The Allion’s exquisite design and functionality have gradually won them over with time. It also has a competitive advantage in the Kenyan market due to its low maintenance costs and readily available spare parts. It competes against the Mazda Atenza, the Nissan Sylphy, the Volkswagen Passat, the Audi A4, the Subaru Legacy, and the Mercedes C180.
The Mazda Axela (accelerate & excellent) commonly known as a Mazda 3 outside Japan is one of the most sought cars in the Kenyan market as it offers the same level of luxury and refinement as its closest European rivals such as VW Golf and Audi A3 while retaining the famed reliability of Japanese cars. It competes with the VW Golf, Audi A3, Subaru Impreza and Toyota Auris.
The Toyota Mark X is a mid-sized sedan that was launched in 2004 as an alternative to the Toyota Camry and to replace the Mark II. The Mark X has grown to become a favorite sedan for the majority of the youth due to its sporty styling, high levels of standard equipment and great reliability. It competes with the BMW 5 Series, Subaru Legacy, Mercedes Benz C200, BMW 320i and Nissan Fuga.