Toyota, Nissan, and Mazda vehicles are the most targeted by fake spare parts in Kenya due to their popularity, costing motorists significant financial losses and posing serious safety risks.

• Kenyans can lose up to Ksh100,000 a year from buying counterfeit parts, according to automotive expert Phillip Bosire.
• Counterfeit parts pose safety risks, sabotaging key vehicle functionalities like stability, especially with items like fake shock absorbers.
• Motorists are urged to verify the legitimacy of dealers and parts, ensuring they are OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) to guarantee longevity and proper fit.