The Toyota Fielder has become extremely popular in the Kenyan market since its introduction and for good reason. The Fielder offers a spacious cabin, good resale value, and good fuel economy, making it a suitable family vehicle. The Fielder competes with established brands such as the Honda Airwave, Nissan Wingroad, and Mazda Atenza.

The Toyota Fielder has remained popular for years despite the growing trend of Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) in the Kenyan market. The Fielder is loved thanks to its versatility, good fuel economy, resale value, and reliability. It rivals established brands such as the Honda Airwave, Nissan Wingroad, and Mazda Atenza.

The Toyota Fielder is a multi-purpose wagon that is popular in the Kenyan market due to its blend of reliability, fuel efficiency and carrying capacity. Its high demand in Kenya is also due to its affordable price compared to other vehicles from the Japanese domestic market. The Fielder competes with established brands such as the Honda Airwave, Nissan Wingroad and Mazda Atenza.

The Toyota Fielder is one of the most sought cars in Kenya due to its styling, Space, and practicality. It competes with established brands such as the Honda Airwave, Nissan Wingroad, and Mazda Atenza.

The Toyota Fielder is a multipurpose station wagon that can be used for both commercial and private purposes. It’s one of Toyota’s most sought models in Kenya due to its space and great fuel economy. It competes with Honda Airwave, Nissan Wingroad, and Mazda Atenza.

The Toyota Probox has grown over the years to become one of the most bought wagons in Kenya. The light multipurpose vehicle was introduced into the market in 2002 to replace the Toyota Corolla Fielder.

The Toyota Probox is a light multipurpose vehicle that was introduced into the car market in 2002 but has grown to become one of the most sought after cars in Kenya. In 2014, the car underwent a minor change and now has a modern look and a super CVT transmission for all trims. It competes with Toyota Succeed and Nissan Ad Van.

The Toyota Spade is largely the same as the Toyota Porte save for minor differences in body styling. It aims to address the exterior shortcomings of the Porte which has highly been criticized. The Spade comes with sharper headlights and an angular bumper that give it a much more respectable look. It competes with the Nissan Cube, Mazda Scrum Peugeot Partner and VW Caddy.