The Toyota Premio has built a significant following in the Kenyan market since its debut in 2001 presenting a compelling blend of comfort, reliability, and fuel efficiency. Its exterior styling features sleek and sculpted surfaces that enhances its allure as the interior envelopes you in a calm and serene environment. Under the hood are a range of engine options that strike a balance between performance and fuel efficiency. Despite its huge fanbase, Toyota decided to discontinue the Premio in March of 2021 bringing its dominance on Kenyan road to an end. It faces rivalry from the Nissan Bluebird, Honda Accord, Mazda Atenza, Mitsubishi Galant, and Subaru Legacy.

The Toyota Premio is a five-door luxury vehicle with seating for five people. Toyota, based in Japan, is the company that makes it. This car has dominated the Kenyan market, as evidenced by the fact that you can't drive far without seeing at least one or two people driving it. Its excellent fuel economy and dependability make it one of the most popular automobiles in Kenya. It contends against the Mercedes C180, Audi A4, Toyota Allion, Nissan Slyphy, Mazda Axela, BMW 318i, and Subaru Legacy B4 as well as the Mercedes C180.

The Toyota Premio has dominated the Kenyan market for many years because of its dependability, outstanding fuel economy, and affordability. The Toyota Allion is considered its twin since they were manufactured and unveiled at the same time. It competes with the Mercedes C180, Audi A4, Toyota Allion, Nissan Slyphy, Mazda Axela, BMW 318i, and Subaru Legacy B4 as well as the Mercedes C180.

The Toyota Premio is a compact car produced and marketed by the Japanese automaker Toyota. It is very popular in the Kenyan market because of its reliability, above-average fuel economy, and notably good resale value. The Premio succeeded the Corona which first appeared in 1957 The Toyota Allion is considered a twin to the Premio. As much as it is a good car, it competes against Mercedes C180, Audi A4, Toyota Allion, Nissan Slyphy, Mazda Axela, BMW 318i, and Subaru legacy B4.

The Toyota Premio is one of the top-selling Toyota cars and is loved by Kenyans due to its reliability, good fuel economy, and high resale value. It competes with Audi A4, Subaru Legacy Saloon, Mercedes C180, and the BMW 318i.

The Toyota Premio is an all-time favorite amongst Kenyans who love it for its style, comfort and low maintenance costs. It is comparable in size to the Audi A4, Subaru Legacy Saloon, Mercedes C180, and the BMW 318i. The Toyota Premio is arguably the cheapest among these but it maintains a decent level of class and top notch reliability

The Toyota Premio is an all-time favorite amongst Kenyans who love it for its style, comfort and low maintenance costs. It is comparable in size to the Audi A4, Subaru Legacy Saloon, Mercedes C180, and the BMW 318i. The Toyota Premio is arguably the cheapest among these but it maintains a decent level of class and top notch reliability.

If you’re looking forward to owning a relatively luxurious and yet affordable sedan, then the Toyota Premio 2011 is for you. This is one of the best cars in the market in terms of comfort, affordability and built quality which makes it a popular choice for many buyers in the Kenyan market. It is the cheapest to buy and maintain compared to its closest rivals such as the Mazda Atenza, BMW 3 Series, Mercedes Benz C180 and Subaru Legacy Saloon.