Side by side on everything we can count. We do not inspect cars, so nothing here says which one is the better buy.
| Measure | 2012 Toyota Ractis Mwanzia | 2016 Nissan Note E-Power Kingsley Anahinga |
|---|---|---|
| Price Asking price. We do not inspect cars or check what they are worth. | KES 880,000 ✓ | KES 890,000 |
| Against the typical one on Motifiti Half of that model is priced above the typical figure and half below. | KES 40,000 below typical ✓ | KES 90,500 above typical |
| Year | 2012 | 2016 ✓ |
| Mileage | 254,000 km | 213,614 km ✓ |
| Fuel economy An estimate for this model, not a measurement of this car. | 13.5 km/l | 17.0 km/l ✓ |
| Engine | 1490cc | 1190cc |
| Fuel | Petrol | Petrol |
| Transmission | automatic | automatic |
| Condition | Kenyan Used | Kenyan Used |
| Body | Other | Other |
The 2012 Toyota Ractis comes out ahead on 2 of these, the 2016 Nissan Note E-Power on 3. Which of those matter is your call. Winning three small measures does not outweigh losing one big one.
Prices are what sellers are asking, not valuations. We do not inspect vehicles or verify their condition, mileage or paperwork. Always view a car and have it checked before you pay anything.