Quick answer: importing a used Honda Civic into Kenya lands at roughly $9,725–$18,500 all-in — FOB China $5,500–$12,000 plus freight, 35%+ (KR
Quick answer: importing a used Honda Civic into Kenya lands at roughly $9,725–$18,500 all-in — FOB China $5,500–$12,000 plus freight, 35%+ (KRA) and clearance.
FOB price: $5,500–$12,000 depending on year and mileage.
Landed cost: $9,725–$18,500 = FOB + ocean freight (~$1,800) + 35%+ (KRA) + port clearance.
Import duty: expect 35%+ (KRA), usually calculated on the CIF value rather than the invoice price. Ask us for a worked CIF breakdown for the exact car.
Age limit: Kenya caps imported used cars at 8 years from first registration — we check the exact plate/registration date before quoting.
Steering side — read this first: Kenya drives on the left and requires right-hand drive (RHD). Most cars sourced from China are LHD, so for RHD markets we source genuine RHD units (common for Japanese and British-market models) or arrange a compliant RHD conversion before export.
Clearance port: cars clear at Mombasa.
Our Civic stock: 26 units, model years 2013–2024, 12,000–200,000 km, 1.5T 177PS L4. Send the target year and quantity on WhatsApp for a confirmed quote.
See the full Kenya used car import guide and the Honda Civic landed-cost page.
"Getting a used car into Kenya is decided less by the car than by three checkpoints, and you meet them in a fixed order. If you understand the order, you can plan around it; if you don't, you discover problems after you have already paid. Checkpoint 1 — the age line, checked befor…"Read Full Kenya Import Guide →
