FAQ

Honda has now become the most popular car in Kenya, due to its reliability, efficiency, and availability of spares.. Honda is overtaking Toyota very soon.

In Kenya, there is a wide range of car types available to suit different needs and budgets. Here are some of the common types of vehicles in Kenya and their estimated prices:

1. Station Wagons:
   • Honda Vezel: Ksh 800,000 – Ksh 3.55 million
   • Mazda CX-5: Ksh 1.6 million – Ksh 3.85 million
   • Suzuki: Ksh 590,000 – 2.79 million
2. Sedans/Saloons:
   • Toyota Corolla: Ksh 1 million – Ksh 2.5 million
   • Honda Civic: Ksh 1.2 million – Ksh 2.5 million
   • Mazda Axela: Ksh 1.1 million – Ksh 2.2 million
3. SUVs:
   • Toyota RAV4: Ksh 2.5 million – Ksh 5 million
   • Nissan X-Trail: Ksh 2.2 million – Ksh 4.5 million
   • Mitsubishi Outlander: Ksh 2.5 million – Ksh 4 million
4. Hatchbacks:
   • Toyota Vitz: Ksh 800,000 – Ksh 1.5 million
   • Honda Fit: Ksh 900,000 – Ksh 1.6 million
   • Mazda Demio: Ksh 800,000 – Ksh 1.4 million
5. Coupe:
   • Volkswageb Beeltle: Ksh 1.35 million
   • Audi TT: Ksh 3.2 million
6. Pickups:
   • Toyota Hilux: Ksh 2.5 million – Ksh 6 million
   • Isuzu D-Max: Ksh 2.5 million – Ksh 5.5 million
   • Ford Ranger: Ksh 2.8 million – Ksh 6.5 million
7. Minivans:
   • Toyota Noah: Ksh 1.5 million – Ksh 3.5 million
   • Honda StepWGN: Ksh 1.5 million – Ksh 3 million
   • Nissan Serena: Ksh 1.2 million – Ksh 2.8 million
8. Vans:
   • Toyota Hiace: Ksh 2.6 million – Ksh 5.6 million
   • Nissan NV350: Ksh 1.88 million – Ksh 2.29 million

Please note that these prices are approximate and may vary depending on factors such as the car’s condition, mileage, model year, and additional features. It’s always recommended to research and consult with authorized dealers or sellers to get accurate pricing information.