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Toyota Allion Prices in Kenya and Full Review

Toyota Allion price in Kenya is now starting from Ksh 1.4 million from Ksh 1.4 million to Ksh 1.6 million for those on sale by dealers, for a locally used one, you will need Ksh 620,000 while a brand new one is above Ksh 2.8 million. Below, we will see the prices of different Toyota Allion models, we will also have a full review of the car to understand what it has to offer.

Introduction

Toyota Allion is a Saloon car popular in Kenya. If you need information about this vehicle, you are in the right place. Below, we will cover the car in detail including models available, prices of Toyota Allion in Kenya, full specs, a buying guide and some maintenance tips for the car.

The car was introduced in the market by Toyota in 2001 together with its twin, Toyota Premio. Premio and Allion are basically the same apart from a few changes in the design with Allion having a sporty look. While Allion is designed for younger drivers, Premio is seen as its high-end version.

Check, Toyota Allion Vs Toyota Premio full comparison.

The car is loved by many because it has a lower maintenance cost and is fuel economical.

Toyota Allion price in Kenya

Toyota Allion Price in Kenya

Here are the prices of different foreign used Toyota Allion models available for sale in different Kenyan towns including Kisumu, Mombasa, Nairobi, Nakuru, Thika, Eldoret and other major towns.

Model year

Price range

2015

Ksh 1,400,000 to 1,600,000

2016

Ksh 1,600,000 to 1,800,000

2017

Ksh 1,750,000 to 1,900,000

2018

Ksh 1,900,000 to 2,100,000

2019

Ksh 2,100,000 to 2,300,000

2020

Ksh 2,400,000 to 2,700,000

2021

Ksh 2,700,000 to 2,850,000

2022

Ksh 2,800,000 to 3,100,000


Finally, you can choose to go for a car that was foreign used and has a local owner now. Locally used cars are usually older models that were imported to the country in past years. Here is the cost of locally used Toyota Allion in Kenya.

Model year

Price range

2008

Ksh 620,000 to 650,000

2009

Ksh 660,000 to 690,000

2010

Ksh 700,00 to 790,000

2011

Ksh 820,000 to 870,000

2012

Ksh 880,000 to 920,000

2013

Ksh 940,000 to 980,000

2014

Ksh 1,000,000 to 1,200,000


The above prices might vary depending on various factors. For example, a new Allion will not cost more than a secondhand one, similarly, the cost of importing and acquiring one locally will vary. Different dealers also have their own prices.

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Toyota Allion Features

In this section, let’s see the spec that the models of this car have to offer.

1. Toyota Allion exteriors

The car has a sporty luxurious appearance.

Price of Toyota Allion in Kenya shillings

Here is a list giving a glimpse of what the exterior is like:

  • The car comes with fours doors(two front and two back)
  • The ground clearance is 6.4 inches which is not bad unless heavy loaded
  • Has LED headlights and taillights
  • Higher grades come with alloy rims, fog lights and optional sunroof
  • You will get Allion in different colors, you just have to pick your taste

2. Toyota Allion Interior

The interior of this car is well designed for comfort and has a classy touch finish.

Toyota allion interiors

Here is what you get on the inside:

  • The car is a 5 seater(2 in the front and 3 at the back)
  • The Legroom is spacious enough and comfortable in both rows even for tall people
  • The seats are comfortable and have headrests
  • The boot size is medium and carries medium-sized luggage
  • The cabin has different storage spaces, including; cupholders, dashboard storage spaces, seat jacket pockets and on door panels

3. Toyota Allion Engine Specs

The car models come with different engine specs, we have an overview of these specs in this section.

Toyota Allion

Here are the features for the engine:

  • The engine comes with a capacity of either 1500cc, 1800cc or 2000cc
  • The average fuel consumption for 1500cc is 18.6Km/l while that of 1800cc is 17Km/l and that of 200occ is 15.6Km/l
  • The 1500cc accelerates from  0 to 100Km/h at 10.5 seconds, the 18000cc accelerates from 0 to 100Km/h in 9.7 seconds while the 2000cc accelerates to 100km/h from 0 at 9.4 seconds
  • The engine power is 109-158pcs
  • You can choose between All Wheel Drive(AWD) or Foward Wheel Drive(FF)
  • Recent models come with a Continuous Variable Transmission(CVT) gear type
  • The Tank capacity is 60 Liters
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Toyota Allion Review in Kenya

Here is our review of Toyota Allion based on its features, what we noticed after driving it and the feedback from its owners.

Comfort

Toyota Allion is not a luxury vehicle, even so, you will still enjoy comfort rides in this car. The legroom is spacious while the seats are paddled and with headrests. The amount of plastics in the cabin of the Toyota Allion might however be a turnoff. There are also not many tech features.

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Driving experience

The ground clearance of the Toyota Allion is okay, there is no need to worry about speed bumps unless they are very big or your car is heavily loaded. When it comes to handling, we will give it an average score, there is also a little body roll. The transmission of your Premio will also affect your driving experience, if you get one with a CVT(which most recent models do come with) the drive is going to be smooth but then, no thrill, manual or automatic Premio will give the driving thrill that lacks on a CVT one.

Reliability

Toyota Allion is a very reliable vehicle, the only major issue might be the quick loss of body shape for the Toyota Allion. The maintenance cost will mostly go to service and not breakdowns. The spare parts are also available and maintenance of the Allion is easy.

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Value for money

For someone looking for reliability and fuel economy, Toyota Allion will be a good choice. However, when it comes to comfort, exterior design and interior material quality, we feel you would get something more with the price at which Allion comes at. Additionally, if your Allion losses its body shape quickly, it means the resale value will go down.

We can conclude by saying that Toyota Allion is a good saloon car that you should consider for a family car or running your errands. It comes with basic features but you are going to love the fuel economy and reliability that this vehicle has to offer.

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