Is it possible to get an ex japan honda fit in mombasa with a milage of less than 120,000 km. (odometer not tampered with) @ less than ksh 750,000?
YOM??
From 2011.
forrowing
If you are lucky…enda tu na 800
kra has heavily taxed this fit!!
if you can wait import it yourself, anything close to 100k km hua poa poa
The other day I saw a Fit Hybrid.
Si that thing can run on nail polish remover?
Do you have an anti odometer tampering detector kit or how will you know?
I believe JEVIC still certifies this japanese cars.
Once they land in the country JEVIC certificate is as good as a tissue paper.
mimi wadau sijawai import gari lakini kuna kitu hunichanganya, for instance this car attached hapa status iko “arrived” does that mean nikiitaka i will just pay the quoted amount hapo tu ama ntapatana na additional taxes? [ATTACH=full]172041[/ATTACH]
hiyo wameweka hapo ni cost na freight. so on top of that you will add some more money to pay taxes
The price quoted goes to SBT. Then you pax taxes and you get your car. If you have above 1M you can get this car. Taxes ni around 330K.
You can also negotiate with SBT wateremshe the cost hadi around $ 6500.
Gari already iko Mombasa
The inspection sticker with genuine mileage is in the windscreen and also vehicle importation documents which you get a copy of. The general body condition, cleanliness, etc, is a better gauge than mileage alone. Japanese vans eg the hiace, townace, probox etc travel long distance, thus have odometers reading over 200k, kms and still perform well here.
Also, those of you that import from Thailand/Asia which trusted sites do you source for pickups especially the 4-wheel drives single cab pickups, most sites I visit seems to have very limited stocks or none at all, recommendations, please
Nissan March 400K its been posted kwa group flani… Year; 2009, Mileage; 110k
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