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Duty Payable for a Toyota IST
mukiha
#11 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 11:15:14 AM
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Evolve wrote:
Anyone out there that knows how much duty is payable for a Toyota IST 2003 model (1300cc). Please share the information. I am planning to import one and the CIF price is US$ 5,300. Is this a fair price?

Try this site:
http://www.kenyacarbazaar.com/blog/?p=954
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#12 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 1:11:40 PM
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At a similar CIF price, i got a fantastic Toyota wish (7 seater, 4wd, 1800cc) from Jans-trading. u cud surely get a better deal.
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#13 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 3:55:35 PM
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@mbalatya.....what was its millage????


Jans Trading company cars are many in kenya.......but what i know is that if you are not interested in millage....then jans Trading has better offers interms of price!

I wonder how kenyans are told about millage by the dealers locally sourcing from jans trading company......the truth is .....most of their cars come with high millage....which they are able to sell by lowering their price...


Somebody tell me.....are kenyans very much concerned about millage when buying cars???....ama they buy the model + design + colour.....

Does a high millage affect the quality / performance of the car?
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sheep
#14 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 4:14:25 PM
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The average car does like 5-10000kms per year so in 8yrs should be about 40-80k....there was a report on how almost all cars have their odometers rewound....ati only 5000kms mileage!!
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#15 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 5:00:20 PM
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To safeguard against mileage fraud, ask for JEVIC inspection certificate and verify details on the website.
Allank
#16 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 5:47:50 PM
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sheep wrote:
The average car does like 5-10000kms per year so in 8yrs should be about 40-80k....there was a report on how almost all cars have their odometers rewound....ati only 5000kms mileage!!


kweli kabisa 5000Kms is sheepish any millage below 50k km is tampered with i even know of suppliers from japan who admitted the jp government allows them to rewound 20K km thus my 92,000km subaru landed at mombasa as 72000km
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Digitali
#17 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 6:52:14 PM
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@ Allan: it is true most of the vehicles which are imported have hit over 100,000 kilometers in the 8 years they have been in use out there. As Sizzla has said above, always insist on Jevic inspection report which will cost you a bit but will give you details of all major changes done on the vehicle.

I know locally the cars in the yards are rewound using a certain sofwtware which can read and edit all information stored in the ECU.
JkMwatha
#18 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 7:42:42 PM
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Digitali wrote:
@ Allan: ...... always insist on Jevic inspection report which will cost you a bit but will give you details of all major changes done on the vehicle...


I'm missing something here...

Dont all cars come with JEVIC cert./report?
Why would it cost more?

...also
What more details (apart from basic inspection/chassis+eng no. mileage/1st reg. date) do you get on/from the JEVIC inspection?

Isn't the JEVIC inspection (in Japan) not the same as the one done in Singapore or UK before shipping a car?
holycow
#19 Posted : Wednesday, September 29, 2010 9:55:09 AM
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Kindly check on the links below.
http://www.kra.go.ke/notices/pd...0/SEPTEMBER_CRSP2010.xls

Enter the CRSP value obtained from the link above into the Spreadsheet at the link below.

http://www.kra.go.ke/cus...%20Motor%20Vehicles.xls


Good Luck.
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#20 Posted : Wednesday, September 29, 2010 3:07:08 PM
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@ Digitalis ''lanata''....you are correct....i remember once i tried importing a certain car .... and the supplier tried pushing it soo had.....the millage was 108000km ....... this the supplier confirmed after i requsted him....they had displayed a good price......minus milage.....

This happens in most offers.......when i said the millage was sooo high he told me.....that their other customers in kenya buy ....every month.....and the always buy........vehicles over 100000km Shame on you Shame on you

I am sure this cars find their place in the market ama huwa wana-rewind???
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