2020 Toyota Harrier for sale in Kilimani, Nairobi
KES 5,650,000 (negotiable) · 130,000 km · Brand new · Petrol · CVT · Duty paid
Listed 16 Oct 2026 · Updated 16 Oct 2026
Key specs
- Power
- 149 hp
- Torque
- 193 Nm
- Engine
- 2.0L 4-cyl (2.0L 3ZR-FAE inline-4)
- Engine size
- 1,986 cc
- Cylinders
- 4
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Transmission
- CVT
- Drivetrain
- FWD
- Ground clearance
- 185 mm
- Fuel economy
- 12 km/L
- Fuel tank
- 60 litres
- Seats
- 5
- 0–100 km/h
- 11 s
- Top speed
- 180 km/h
Kenya Fit — how it suits Kenyan roads
- Parts everywhereToyota spares are sold in every town and on Kirinyaga Road, and every mechanic knows them.
What these specs mean in plain English
Power — 149 hp, “Confident”. The Kenyan sweet spot: safe, quick overtakes on Nairobi–Nakuru with room to spare when fully loaded.
Torque — 193 Nm, “Moderate”. Pulls a family car well. You will hear the engine work up the Kikuyu–Limuru escarpment.
Ground clearance — 185 mm, “Raised”. Handles most estate roads, speed bumps and the odd murram stretch.
Fuel economy — 12 km/L, “Average”. Typical for an SUV or larger saloon. At KES 226.96 per litre of petrol (EPRA Nairobi, 15 Oct – 14 Nov 2026), 1,000 km costs about KES 18,900, 1,500 km about KES 28,400 and 2,500 km about KES 47,300.
Engine — 4 cylinders, “Kenya’s workhorse”. Smooth enough, economical, and strong when turbocharged — especially as a diesel. Parts on every street in Kirinyaga Road, and every mechanic knows them. The safest first-car choice.
Running costs, reliability & price
Reliability estimate: 4.7/5 — Bulletproof. Spare parts: everywhere. Happy on standard Kenyan pump fuel.
- Brand track record: Toyota engines have a strong record on Kenyan roads and fuel.
- Powertrain: 4-cylinder petrol — a proven, conventional layout.
Price check: Typical asking prices for a 2014–2019 Toyota Harrier are KES 3M–5M. At KES 5,650,000 this car is above the usual range.
About this car
Brand new 2020 Toyota Harrier in black. 2.0L 3ZR-FAE inline-4 producing 149 hp and 193 Nm, with cvt gearbox and FWD. 185 mm ground clearance — handles most estate roads, speed bumps and the odd murram stretch. 130,000 km on the clock. Features: Leather seats, Sunroof, Reverse camera, Push-button start, Keyless entry, Bluetooth, Alloy wheels, Parking sensors. Duty paid.
Features
- Leather seats
- Sunroof
- Reverse camera
- Push-button start
- Keyless entry
- Bluetooth
- Alloy wheels
- Parking sensors
- Climate control
- LED headlights
- Fog lights
- Premium audio
- Diff lock
- Baby sit
History & paperwork
- VIN / chassis number: GDJ150-0049283 — check its history with GariCheck
- Condition: Brand new
- Duty: paid — ready to register and drive
- History not yet verified by GariSpec — ask the seller for the logbook and run a GariCheck.
Seller & location
Dealer: Kilimani, yaya center — see all their cars
Location: Kilimani, Nairobi. Book a free test drive on this page — the seller confirms the time with you.
Frequently asked questions
How much horsepower does this 2020 Toyota Harrier have?
It makes 149 hp and 193 Nm of torque from a 2.0L 4-cyl engine (2.0L 3ZR-FAE inline-4). That puts it in the “Confident” class: The Kenyan sweet spot: safe, quick overtakes on Nairobi–Nakuru with room to spare when fully loaded.
What is the fuel consumption of the Toyota Harrier?
The factory figure is about 12 km/L. At KES 226.96 per litre of petrol (EPRA Nairobi, 15 Oct – 14 Nov 2026), driving 1,500 km a month costs roughly KES 28,400. Real-world figures depend on traffic, load and driving style — Nairobi jams use more.
Is the Toyota Harrier good for Kenyan roads?
It has 185 mm of ground clearance (“Raised”): Handles most estate roads, speed bumps and the odd murram stretch. Drivetrain: FWD.
Is the Toyota Harrier reliable, and are spare parts easy to find in Kenya?
Our rule-of-thumb reliability estimate for this car is 4.7/5 (“Bulletproof”), based on brand record, engine type, age and mileage. Parts availability: everywhere. Toyota engines have a strong record on Kenyan roads and fuel. 4-cylinder petrol — a proven, conventional layout. Always have a trusted mechanic inspect it before you pay.
Is KES 5,650,000 a fair price for this 2020 Toyota Harrier?
Typical Kenyan asking prices for a 2014–2019 Toyota Harrier in good condition are about KES 3M–5M, so this one is priced above the usual range — it should have low mileage, a top grade or extras to justify it. Mileage, condition and history matter more than the average.
How do I check this Toyota Harrier’s history before buying?
Every car on GariSpec shows its VIN or chassis number. Run a GariCheck report to see the official NTSA owner and loan record, and compare the mileage. Then match the VIN on the car to the logbook and take a mechanic you trust.
Where can I see this car?
It is in Kilimani, Nairobi. Book a free test drive on this page and the seller confirms the time with you. Duty is paid, so it can be registered and driven straight away.
Learn more before you buy
- Toyota Harrier buyer’s guide — prices, best versions and what to check
- Toyota Harrier specs — every version explained
- Spec School — horsepower, torque, cylinders and clearance explained
- GariCheck — check any car’s history by VIN
- Car loan calculator — monthly repayments and insurance
