The Toyota Sienta is one of the models we bring in from Japan for Kampala. We source it at auction in Japan, inspect it, and land it at our yard in Nakawa — tell us what you want and we find it.
The Sienta is Kampala-sized: a 1.5-litre compact with sliding doors and seven seats folded into a footprint barely longer than a Vitz. It parks where SUVs circle, and the small engine keeps fuel money in your pocket.
The trade is space in the third row — fine for school runs, tight for adults on long trips. Sliding doors on a car this small are the killer feature in a crowded car park; mothers who have owned one rarely go back.