2019 Toyota Noah Review
The Toyota Noah is a multi-purpose vehicle built by Japanese automaker Toyota. It is positioned below the Toyota Alphard and above the Toyota Sienta. Individuals with large families and taxi operators prefer this car as their daily carrier because of its spacious cabin, good fuel economy, dependability, as well as practicality. As much as it enjoys the perks of a good van, it competes with Nissan Serena, Mitsubishi Delica, Toyota Voxy, Mazda Biante, and Honda Stepwagon.
Detailed Review
2019 Toyota Noah front and side view
Toyota Noah’s first version, designated R60, was manufactured from 2001 to 2006. The second generation, known as the R70, began production in 2007 and continued until 2014. The third generation, called R80, debuted in 2014 and was produced all the way to 2021. An engine start-stop system was used for the first time to increase fuel economy. On top of that, it was the first Toyota minivan with one-touch sliding doors.
The fourth-generation Toyota Noah, designated R90, began manufacturing in 2022 and is still in production today. The 2019 Toyota Noah is available with two engine options; a 2.0 L 3ZR-FAE (Petrol), and a 1.8 L 2ZR-FXE14 (Hybrid) which are coupled to a Continiously Variable Transmission (CVT) and eCVT.
2019 Toyota Noah Grades
- Toyota Noah X- This grade comes with 16-inch alloy wheels, power-sliding rear doors, power tailgate, rear spoiler, roof rails, Three-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, power-adjustable driver’s seat, 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system, Bluetooth connectivity, steering wheel-mounted audio controls and keyless entry and ignition.
- Toyota Noah G- This grade is fitted with a touchscreen infotainment system, automatic climate control, Bluetooth connectivity, climate control, rear spoiler, roof rails, and keyless entry.
- Toyota Noah S- This grade boasts LED headlights, a premium audio system, Bluetooth connectivity, climate control, a rear spoiler, a power-adjustable driver’s seat, and a rearview camera.
- Toyota Noah Hybrid- This grade is equipped with a hybrid powertrain, which combines a gasoline engine with an electric motor for increased fuel efficiency.
Interior
Legroom & Space
The 2019 Toyota Noah has a spacious interior that seats up to 8 passengers. There is plenty of legroom and headroom in the first row. Furthermore, the seats are well-padded and supportive, and so they tuck you in well. The second row is also impressive, with plenty of legroom and headroom to comfortably seat three passengers. The second-row seats also slide forward and backward, allowing passengers to alter the legroom to their liking. The space in the third row is limited in comparison to the first and second rows, although it can accommodate children.
2019 Toyota Noah first row
2019 Toyota Noah second row
Cabin Storage
The 2019 Toyota Noah is fitted with several storage compartments. The first row has four cupholders, a center console, door pockets, a storage shelf below the dashboard, and a glovebox compartment. The second row offers front-seat jacket pockets only. Passengers in the third row are availed with jacket pockets behind the second-row seats.
2019 Toyota Noah cupholders
Boot Space
The cargo capacity in the 2019 Toyota Noah varies depending on the number of seats in use. With all seats in place, Toyota Noah’s boot can transport medium-sized luggage such as cartons and suitcases. The second and third rows of seats can be folded to increase more space.
2019 Toyota Noah boot space
Exterior
The 2019 Toyota Noah has a box-like, contemporary, and clean design that emphasizes its functionality. It has an athletic impression because of its sleek design and sculpted curves. It boasts a striking front fascia with sharp headlamps and a big grille that gives it a standout appearance. Large windows and a long roofline give it an excellent view for the driver and passengers. The rear end features taillights, turn signals, and a big tailgate.
2019 Toyota Noah front and side view
2019 Toyota Noah rear and side view
2019 Toyota Noah Safety Features
The 2019 Toyota Noah features Anti anti-theft system, SRS Airbags, Toyota Safety Sense, a blind spot monitor, rear cross-traffic alert, and a 360-degree camera system.
2019 Toyota Noah Fuel Consumption
2019 Toyota Noah 1.8 L hybrid engine consumption- 23.3 km/l on average
2019 Toyota Noah 2.0 L petrol engine consumption- 13.8 km/l on average
2019 Toyota Noah Acceleration
2019 Toyota Noah 1.8 L hybrid engine accelerates from 0-100km/h in 10.8 secs
2019 Toyota Noah 2.0 L petrol engine accelerates from 0-100km/h in 9.3 secs
2019 Toyota Noah Fuel Tank Capacity: 60 liters
Ground Clearance
The 2019 Toyota Noah has a ground clearance of 6.4 inches which is below the minimum standard on Kenyan roads.
Service Intervals
Minor Service: At 5,000 km. Requires Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, and Engine Oil.
Major Service: At 10,000km. Requires Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, Fuel Filter, ATF Filter, Cabin Filter, Plugs, Front Brake Pads, Rear Brake Pads, ATF Oil, and Engine Oil.
Spare Parts and Availability
Toyota spare parts are relatively inexpensive and widely available in Kenya. Toyota Noah is one of its products, and owners of this vehicle have little trouble finding different body components and spares.
Stability And Handling
The 2019 Toyota Noah provides a smooth ride since it was designed with comfort and safety in mind. The steering wheel can be electronically adjusted to the driver’s preferred position. It also gives good feedback, allowing the car to be effortlessly controlled in confined areas. The brakes offer adequate stopping power and are easy to control. The suspension system is meticulously calibrated to protect occupants in the cabin from shaky motions caused by uneven road surfaces, as well as undesirable noise.
The 2019 Toyota Noah also has an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD), and Brake Assist (BA), all of which work together to deliver great stability and handling.
2019 Toyota Noah steering wheel
2019 Toyota Noah cluster meter
Reliability
Toyota has established a global brand by manufacturing more durable and reliable automobiles. The Toyota Noah is no exception. However, the Toyota Noah, like any other car, is not without flaws. Some owners have encountered difficulties when switching gears, while others have described some gears as being underpowered.
It is not advisable to cruise in off-road terrain because of its low ground clearance which could damage some body components.
To avoid such issues, regular servicing and maintenance is highly encouraged.
Refer to the Toyota Noah buyer guide for a thorough dependability report. We also urge that you always follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.
Resale Value: Good
Toyota Noah Competitors: Nissan Serena, Mitsubishi Delica, Toyota Voxy, Mazda Biante, and Honda Stepwagon.
What we like about the 2019 Toyota Noah
Spacious Cabin
Good fuel economy
What we don’t
Low ground clearance
Conclusion
The 2019 Toyota Noah is an enormous vehicle that is excellent for people with larger families. Its durability as well as outstanding fuel efficiency have led to its adoption as a cab in the transportation sector.
2019 Toyota Noah side view
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