Toyota Fielder

Kenya's family workhorse: a roomy station wagon with cheap parts and strong resale. Sold here as 1.5 petrol or 1.5 hybrid.

Toyota Fielder
Photo: Benespit, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Price guide by year

Waiting for listing data
YearTypical asking priceFair sale valueListingsCan it be imported?
2026 — — 0 Yes Get offers
2025 — — 0 Yes Get offers
2024 — — 0 Yes Get offers
2023 — — 0 Yes Get offers
2022 — — 0 Yes Get offers
2021 — — 0 Yes Get offers
2020 — — 0 Yes Get offers
2019 — — 0 Yes Get offers
2018 — — 0 Too old to import Get offers
2017 — — 0 Too old to import Get offers
2016 — — 0 Too old to import Get offers
2015 — — 0 Too old to import Get offers

"—" means fewer than 3 recent listings for that year. Fair sale value adjusts for Kenyan asking prices running about 10% above final sale prices.

Our verdict

What we like

  • Big boot for family and business use
  • Parts are cheap and every mechanic knows it
  • Holds its value well when you sell
  • Hybrid version saves fuel in city traffic

What to watch

  • Low ground clearance on rough roads
  • Plain interior next to newer rivals
  • CVT gearbox needs the correct fluid and regular service
  • Hybrid battery health matters: ask for a check

Importing a Fielder?

Only 2019 or newer can come in under the 8-year rule. The 1.5 petrol or 1.5 hybrid falls in the up to 1500cc excise band (20%).

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Also consider

Toyota AxioSame mechanicals, saloon body
Honda ShuttleHybrid wagon, smaller outside
Nissan AD / WingroadCheaper, more basic workhorse
Subaru ForesterMore clearance and AWD, costs more