Cars for sale
Ex-Japan cars for sale in Kenya
Foreign-used cars imported from Japan and registered in Kenya for the first time — usually with an auction sheet and export inspection certificate you can check.
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Popular models you can still import
- Toyota Vitz — Toyota Vitz 1.3 (2014–2020), typical price KES 750K–1.4M, 98 hp, 19 km/L (≈ KES 17,900/month), 145 mm clearance.
- Honda Vezel — Honda Vezel 1.5 Hybrid, typical price KES 2M–3M, 150 hp, 21 km/L (≈ KES 16,200/month), 185 mm clearance.
- Nissan Note — Nissan Note 1.2 (E12), typical price KES 800K–1.3M, 78 hp, 19 km/L (≈ KES 17,900/month), 150 mm clearance.
- Mazda Demio — Mazda Demio 1.3 (DJ), typical price KES 850K–1.4M, 91 hp, 19 km/L (≈ KES 17,900/month), 145 mm clearance.
- Toyota Corolla Axio / Fielder — Toyota Axio / Fielder 1.5, typical price KES 1.2M–2M, 108 hp, 16 km/L (≈ KES 21,300/month), 150 mm clearance.
- Toyota RAV4 — Toyota RAV4 2.0 (2019+), typical price KES 4.5M–6.5M, 169 hp, 14 km/L (≈ KES 24,300/month), 200 mm clearance.
- Toyota Probox / Succeed — Toyota Probox 1.5, typical price KES 900K–1.6M, 108 hp, 15 km/L (≈ KES 22,700/month), 155 mm clearance.
- Honda Fit — Honda Fit 1.3 (GK), typical price KES 850K–1.4M, 99 hp, 19 km/L (≈ KES 17,900/month), 135 mm clearance.
- Isuzu D-Max — Isuzu D-Max 3.0 (2021+), typical price KES 4.5M–6.5M, 188 hp, 12 km/L (≈ KES 28,500/month), 240 mm clearance.
- Toyota Land Cruiser Prado — Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2.8 D-4D (2020+), typical price KES 7M–10.5M, 201 hp, 11.5 km/L (≈ KES 29,700/month), 220 mm clearance.
Frequently asked questions
What does ex-Japan mean?
A used car imported from Japan and registered in Kenya for the first time — also called foreign used. It usually comes with an auction sheet and an export inspection certificate.
Are locally used cars a bad idea?
No — they’re often better value. Just check the NTSA record, service history and condition carefully, because Kenyan roads and past owners leave their mark.
Can I import a car first registered before 2019 in 2026?
No. Under KEBS’s eight-year rule, used cars imported in 2026 must have been first registered in 2019 or later.