Toyota Fielder 2nd Gen. 2006-2012 (PART 1)

[@Veronica_Mwangi]

Always learning new thing about cars

[@keepleft-]

Thank you Veronica! Am glad the platform is enlightening you.

[@davisnganga6266]

My favorite fielder model

[@keepleft-]

Hey Davis, it got the best of both worlds. Thank you for watching!

[@fssmedia]

Amen. I just Love the way Plasms apperrs, Fear the Lord.... Good work Brother

[@keepleft-]

@@fssmedia I do my best to commit this platform to God, thank you for watching and am glad the verse found a home

[@muchetusenior]

Thank you for this great review, I am waiting for the review of the 2013, 2014 models. I will greatly appreciate. Blessings!

[@keepleft-]

Hello Muchetu, the next episode will be for the 3rd generationfrom 2013 - date. Thank you for the kind words and for watching

[@keepleft-]

Hey Muchetu, The episode is out.

[@muchetusenior]

Thanks, checking on it @@keepleft-

[@nancy-n9z]

Very educative

[@keepleft-]

Thank you! For always watching.

[@AboodqweQwe]

جيد جدا

[@keepleft-]

Thank you for watching!

[@AboodqweQwe]

Excuse me, I am confused about what to buy, a 2008, 2010 or 2012 Lander

[@keepleft-]

@AboodqweQwe it will all come down to your preference, all these are super reliable and utilize similar engine and gearbox combinations

[@AboodqweQwe]

Thank you, okay, if I can't find a 1.8 engine, can I travel 2,000 kilometers with a 1.5 engine?

[@keepleft-]

@@AboodqweQwe definitely! with a lot of ease and great fuel consumption to add on.

[@sekajja]

drawback - the melting dashboard

[@keepleft-]

@@sekajja very true, these had that factory defect. Thank you for watching!

[@alexanil125]

That's not a Italian car it was made in singapore

[@keepleft-]

No one said its Italian. Also note that the Toyota brand is Japanese.thank you for watching