Toyota Fielder Price in Kenya | Hybrid & Non-Hybrid

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2009 Toyota Fielder Valvematic

Ksh.1,080,000

Status : Available
Dealer : -
  • Petrol
  • 0km
  • 2009 model
  • 1800cc
2017 TOYOTA FIELDER Hybrid

Ksh.1,580,000

Status : Available
Dealer : -
  • Hybrid/P
  • 0km
  • 2017 model
  • 1500cc
Toyota Fielder Non Hybrid

Ksh.1,430,000

Status : Available
Dealer : -
  • Petrol
  • 127,000km
  • 2016 model
  • 1500cc
Toyota Fielder Hybrid

Ksh.2,100,000

Status : Available
Dealer : -
  • Petrol
  • 13,000km
  • 2018 model
  • 1500cc
Toyota Fielder Hybrid

Ksh.2,000,000

Status : Available
Dealer : -
  • Petrol
  • 15,134km
  • 2018 model
  • 1500cc
Toyota Fielder Hybrid

Ksh.1,800,000

Status : Available
Dealer : -
  • Petrol
  • 0km
  • 2018 model
  • 1500cc
Toyota Fielder Hybrid

Ksh.1,850,000

Status : Available
Dealer : -
  • Petrol
  • 0km
  • 2018 model
  • 1500cc
TOYOTA FIELDER Hybrid

Ksh.1,750,000

Status : Available
Dealer : -
  • Hybrid/P
  • 113,000km
  • 2017 model
  • 1500cc
TOYOTA FIELDER WXB in Nairobi

Ksh.2,050,000

Status : Available
Dealer : -
  • Petrol
  • 83,000km
  • 2017 model
  • 1500cc

The Toyota Fielder

Find Toyota Fielder cars for sale in Kenya from Kshs 1,030,000. Compare prices, specs, mileage, year, location and dealer listings on Magari Deals.

Toyota Fielder for Sale in Kenya

The Toyota Corolla Fielder is a practical five-seat station wagon widely available in Kenya, combining useful luggage space with economical petrol and hybrid powertrains.

Most later-model Fielders in the Kenyan used-car market are 1.5L petrol or 1.5L hybrid models, with different grades and specifications available depending on year and source market.

Compare Toyota Fielder listings on Magari Deals by price, model year, mileage, petrol or hybrid powertrain, grade, condition and location.

Toyota Fielder Price in Kenya

The Toyota Fielder price in Kenya generally starts below Kshs 750,000 million for older locally used cars, while clean later-model imports can cost more than Kshs 2.5 million.

Model YearTypical Asking Price
2012–2014KSh 850K – 1.25M+
2015–2016KSh 1.1M – 1.55M+
2017KSh 1.3M – 1.7M+
2018KSh 1.45M – 1.9M+
2019KSh 1.6M – 2.1M+
2020KSh 1.7M – 2.3M+
2021+From around KSh 1.9M+

These are indicative asking-price ranges rather than fixed valuations. Hybrid specification, grade, mileage, import status and overall condition can move an individual Fielder above or below the typical range.

When comparing prices, check whether the vehicle is petrol or hybrid and whether it is locally used or freshly imported. Two Fielders from the same year can have significantly different values.

Toyota Fielder Petrol vs Hybrid

One of the main decisions for a Fielder buyer is whether to choose the conventional 1.5L petrol model or the 1.5L hybrid.

1.5L Petrol1.5L Hybrid
PowertrainPetrolPetrol-electric hybrid
Fuel economyGoodGenerally better
Purchase priceUsually lowerOften higher
Hybrid batteryNoYes
Best suited toStraightforward everyday useEconomy-focused driving

The petrol Fielder is attractive to buyers who want a straightforward powertrain and generally lower purchase price.

The Fielder Hybrid makes more sense for buyers who place greater emphasis on fuel economy, particularly with frequent urban driving.

Actual fuel consumption varies with traffic, driving style, vehicle condition, load and journey type, so advertised km/L figures should not be treated as guaranteed real-world economy.

Toyota Fielder Hybrid

The Corolla Fielder Hybrid was introduced in Japan during the E160 generation and uses a 1.5L petrol-electric hybrid system.

This is an important correction when shopping in Kenya: the common Fielder Hybrid is not a 1.8L hybrid. Listings describing one as 1800cc should therefore be checked carefully against the vehicle's actual chassis and engine information.

The hybrid appeals to buyers looking for:

  • lower fuel consumption

  • frequent city use

  • five-seat practicality

  • useful luggage capacity

  • Toyota hybrid technology

The standard Fielder Hybrid does not require external plug-in charging.

When buying used, check the hybrid system diagnostically rather than judging battery condition from mileage or vehicle age alone.

Fielder X, G and W×B

Toyota Fielder specifications vary by model year, but buyers commonly encounter grades such as X, G and W×B (WXB).

The X generally represents the more straightforward specification, while higher grades add equipment and interior or exterior enhancements. W×B is a higher-style specification and is often priced above basic models of the same year.

Equipment varies, so do not assume features such as alloy wheels, leather-style upholstery, cameras or safety technology are standard purely from the grade name.

Check the individual listing and vehicle specification.

Why the Fielder Works Well as a Practical Wagon

The Fielder's main advantage is space without moving to a larger SUV.

Its station-wagon body provides a useful rear cargo area while retaining manageable exterior dimensions for city driving. The rear seats can also be folded when additional load space is needed.

That makes the Fielder relevant for:

  • family use

  • commuting

  • long-distance travel

  • carrying luggage or equipment

  • buyers who want more cargo space than a conventional hatchback or sedan

For buyers who do not require SUV ground clearance or four-wheel-drive capability, a Fielder can provide substantial everyday practicality in a smaller package.

What to Check Before Buying a Used Toyota Fielder

Condition matters more than choosing petrol or hybrid purely on reputation.

Before buying, check:

  • Service history and mileage — compare the odometer with available import and service records.

  • Engine condition — check for leaks, warning lights, smoke and abnormal noises.

  • Transmission — ensure operation is smooth without unusual hesitation or noise.

  • Hybrid system — on hybrid models, carry out a diagnostic scan and assess battery condition.

  • Suspension — listen for knocks and inspect bushes and shocks.

  • Underbody — check for damage from rough roads or speed bumps.

  • Air conditioning and electronics — test all major functions.

  • Tyres — inspect condition and uneven wear.

  • Bodywork — look for accident repairs and inconsistent paint.

A professional pre-purchase inspection is particularly useful when considering a hybrid or higher-mileage Fielder.

Toyota Fielder FAQs

How much is a Toyota Fielder in Kenya?
Older locally used Toyota Fielders can be found below KSh 1 million, while many later-model cars ask between approximately KSh 1.3M and KSh 2.3M or more, depending on year, powertrain, mileage and condition.

How much is a 2018 Toyota Fielder in Kenya?
A 2018 Toyota Fielder typically asks around KSh 1.45M–KSh 1.9M or more, depending on whether it is petrol or hybrid, its grade, mileage and condition.

Is the Toyota Fielder Hybrid 1500cc or 1800cc?
The common Corolla Fielder Hybrid uses a 1.5L petrol-electric hybrid system, not the 1.8L hybrid system found in some other Toyota models.

Does the Toyota Fielder Hybrid need charging?
No. The standard Fielder Hybrid does not need to be plugged into an external charger.

Which is better: Fielder petrol or hybrid?
The petrol model offers a simpler conventional powertrain and generally lower purchase price. The hybrid is more attractive to buyers prioritising fuel economy. Condition and service history should influence the final decision.

What is Toyota Fielder WXB?
W×B, commonly written WXB, is a higher-style Corolla Fielder specification offered on relevant model years. Equipment varies by year, so check the actual vehicle rather than assuming every WXB has identical features.

Compare Toyota Fielder Listings

Compare the Toyota Fielder cars for sale above by price, year, mileage, petrol or hybrid powertrain, grade and condition.

Whether you're considering an affordable petrol Fielder, a fuel-efficient Hybrid or a higher-specification W×B, compare several available cars before deciding which offers the best value for your budget.

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