Toyota Noah
2014 Model Year
Quick Specifications
Owner Experience in Uganda
Latest generation with best features and reliability.
Best Use Case
Modern families
Advantages
- Modern design
- Excellent fuel economy
- Safety features
- Hybrid option
Disadvantages
- Higher price
- Complex electronics
Common Issues to Watch
Minor CVT issues, electrical glitches
Pre-Purchase Checklist
- Logbook authenticity and ownership verification
- Chassis/VIN and engine numbers match the logbook
- No police interest, loans, or encumbrances (URA verification)
- Signs of major accident damage or structural repairs
- Cold start behavior - smooth engine start
- Transmission shifting smoothness in all gears
- Dashboard warning lights (engine, ABS, airbag)
- Brake condition and emergency stopping
- Engine oil condition and visible leaks
- Test drive on rough roads for suspension/steering issues
Common Spare Parts Costs
Prices are approximate and vary by supplier. Genuine parts cost 20-30% more than aftermarket.
Servicing Information
Always use recommended fluids for optimal performance. Service at authorized dealers or trusted mechanics in Kampala.
Resale Value Analysis
- Toyota brand premium - highest resale value in Uganda
- Modern year model - higher demand
- Excellent reliability score attracts buyers
- Good fuel economy - major selling point
- CVT transmission concerns affect resale value
Tip: Maintain complete service records, keep the car clean, and address minor issues before selling to maximize resale value in the Uganda market. Well-maintained vehicles can sell for 10-15% above average market price.
Cost of Ownership Analysis
Monthly Costs
Yearly Costs
Cost Breakdown Insights
Note: These are estimated costs for light usage (100km/month). Actual costs may vary based on driving conditions, maintenance quality, and fuel prices. For higher mileage (e.g., 500km/month), multiply fuel and maintenance costs proportionally. Toyota vehicles typically have 15-20% lower maintenance costs than other brands.