Import your next car to Kenya, the easy way

The landed cost is made up of the car price (FOB), shipping and insurance to Mombasa, KRA taxes (import duty, excise duty, VAT, IDF and RDL, calculated on KRA's Current Retail Selling Price list), port charges, clearing and registration. Popular models like the Toyota Vitz and Honda Fit land from about KES 1M, while a Land Cruiser Prado lands from about KES 6.2M. We give you one all-inclusive figure in your quote.

KEBS only allows used vehicles that are less than 8 years old from the year of first registration. In 2026 that means cars first registered in 2019 or later. Every car we import is compliant, and we check the date before you pay.

Typically 4–8 weeks from order to collection. South Africa is fastest (about 2–4 weeks shipping), Japan takes about 4–6 weeks and the UK about 5–7 weeks, plus about a week for port clearing and registration.

No. Payment terms are agreed in your written quote before we buy anything. You will always know what you are paying for and when.

Yes. Every car page lists the versions (grades) Kenyans buy most. Pick a version, then tell us your preferred year, colour, mileage and budget, and we will only source cars that match.

Yes. All vehicles go through a KEBS-appointed pre-shipment roadworthiness inspection in the export country. We also share auction sheets and photos with you before purchase.

Japan is best for affordable Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Mazda and Subaru models and hybrids. The UK is best for Range Rover, Mercedes, BMW, Audi and VW with service history. South Africa is best and fastest for pickups and body-on-frame SUVs like the Hilux, Ranger and Fortuner.