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Toyota Kenya intends to add new models to their local assembly line. The motor vehicle manufacturer already assembles Land Cruiser pick-up...

Diamond Trust Bank (DTB) and Toyota Kenya has unveiled a partnership to enable Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) buy new vehicles with...

Kenyan assemblers of motor vehicles saw their production units drop marginally to 5,203 in the nine months ended September compared to 5,231...

Toyota Kenya targets to expand its market share for the locally assembled HINO trucks in Kenya and East Africa.

Toyota Kenya has been sued for offering loans for purchase of cars above the legal cap on commercial lending rates.

• Through the partnership, insurance brokers will enjoy a competitive loan facility while purchasing vehicles. • The partnership financing...

Demand for pickup trucks and heavy commercial vehicles in East Africa is driven by growth in agriculture, telecommunications, transportation and construction. In the pickup...

The new fleets from Toyota are Hilux and Fortuner vehicles and are the latest models. They are automated and upgraded with fuel efficient engines aimed...

Motor vehicle firms and other heavy equipment dealers are increasingly positioning themselves to tap into the growing investments in infrastructure projects. Major projects mostly in...

Toyota Kenya is adding tractors to its product range as the Japanese firm seeks to cut its reliance on the sluggish saloon car market. The...

Toyota Kenya has appointed the vastly experienced Naoki Takeuchi as its new Managing Director...

Increased demand for buses and trucks helped General Motors East Africa (GMEA) overtake Toyota Kenya as the country’s largest car dealer by unit sales in the 11 months to November. Data from the Kenya Motor Industry Association (KMI) shows that GMEA’s market share increased to 25 per cent at the end of November from 21 per cent as at June. This saw GMEA relegate Toyota to second place with a market share of 24 per cent from 25 per cent in June, piling pressure on the Japanese firm that has just replaced its CEO.

Toyota Kenya is set to hire a new Japanese managing director following the resignation of South African Hylton Bannon just two years after his...

Assembling the vehicles in Kenya would lower the duty paid for imported vehicles, which would also reduce their overall cost per unit in the country making it more affordable.

The dealer and his reps are there to exact as large a profit as possible on each transaction--and years of experience have made them quite adept at doing exactly that....

It's aero kit features a new front spoiler, side sills and rear underside spoiler along with rear spoiler...