With the recent surge in fuel prices globally, people are exploring new cars that would help them save and Toyota Spade is one model gaining prominence due to its features.
Toyota Spade is a popular car made in Japan. The first units entered production in 2012 alongside the Porte
The car comes with an angular bump and sharper headlights giving it a more classy look compared to its peers.
According to Topcar Kenya, vehicle-selling marketplace, used Toyota Spade costs around Ksh1.5 million in various yards in the country. Most of them are imported with less mileage making them ideal for families and even for online taxi businesses.
Toyota Spade Specifications
The car is spacious with a flat floor and a raised roof. It has electric sliding doors which can be used by both front and rear seat passengers.
Toyota Spade has enough space for everyone to sit easily, and the seats feel comfortable. Front-row passengers can enjoy ample legroom while there is enough space for the second-row passengers as well to stretch themselves.
It also has compartments for storage. Things like beverages, smartphones, and handbags can easily be stored in the storage compartments.
Boot space is enough to carry a few bags. The rear seats can be folded for extra room.
Safety Features
The driver and passenger sides come fitted with airbags, which are necessary in case of a collision. You can also find side airbags and curtain bags.
Other safety features on the Toyota Spade include an anti-lock braking system (ABS), electronic brake force distribution (EBD), vehicle stability control (VSC), and Brake Assist and Traction Control (TRC).
These safety features combined make the Toyota Spade a safe family car.
Fuel Economy
The 2012 Spade model comes in two Engine options. A buyer can opt for the 1.3-liter 1NR-FE or the 1.5-liter 1 NZ-FE.
Both engines are available in either a two-wheel or a four-wheel drive with a Super CVT-I transmission.
Furthermore, the car comes with an I-Stop feature that stops the engine from consuming fuel when it is idle.
