The Toyota Ractis has been a huge success on the Kenyan market due to its outstanding fuel efficiency, spacious interior, and low cost of maintenance. Thanks to its high top and flat fold seats, it may be designed to transport either passengers or luggage, depending on the situation. Locally, it competes with the Honda Fit, the Nissan Note, and the Mazda Demio.

The Toyota Ractis has been a huge success on the Kenyan market due to its outstanding fuel efficiency, spacious interior, and low cost of maintenance. Thanks to its high top and flat fold seats, it may be designed to transport either passengers or luggage, depending on the situation. Locally, it competes with the Honda Fit, the Nissan Note, and the Mazda Demio.

The Ractis has proven to be a big hit in the Kenyan market thanks to its excellent fuel economy, space and affordable maintenance. It can be configured to carry passengers or luggage depending on the need, thanks to its high roof and flat fold seats. It's closely related to the Subaru Trezia and its more or less the same car with different badges. It competes locally with the Honda Fit, Nissan Note and Mazda Demio.

The Ractis has proven to be a big hit in the Kenyan market thanks to its excellent fuel economy, space and affordable maintenance. It can be configured to carry passengers or luggage depending on the need, thanks to its high roof and flat fold seats. It's closely related to the Subaru Trezia and its more or less the same car with different badges. It competes locally with the Honda Fit, Nissan Note and Mazda Demio.

The Toyota Ractis is a small sized hatchback that was introduced to the market in 2005. Locally it competes with the Nissan Note and Honda Fit. It replaced the Toyota Funcargo which was discontinued the same year. The Ractis has proven to be a big hit in the Kenyan market thanks to its excellent fuel economy, space and affordable maintenance. It can be configured to carry passengers or luggage depending on the need, thanks to its high roof and flat fold seats.