How to Buy Cars from World Navi Kenya

Importing a used vehicle directly from Japan has become increasingly popular among Kenyan buyers because it often provides access to newer models, better specifications, and competitive prices. One exporter that serves the Kenyan market is World Navi, which allows customers to browse thousands of vehicles online and arrange shipping to Mombasa.

Stage Typical Timeline
Find a Vehicle 1–2 Days
Request Quotation Same Day
Payment Confirmation 1–3 Days
Vehicle Purchase 1–5 Days
Shipping from Japan 4–8 Weeks
Customs Clearance 3–10 Days
Vehicle Collection After Registration

 

 

If you're buying from World Navi for the first time, here's a simple step-by-step guide to help you understand the process.

Step 1: Find Your Preferred Vehicle

Browse World Navi's inventory and filter by:

  • Make
  • Model
  • Year
  • Fuel Type
  • Budget
  • Vehicle Type

Once you've found a suitable vehicle, review the photos, mileage, specifications, and condition before proceeding.

Step 2: Contact the Sales Team

After identifying a vehicle:

  • Request a quotation
  • Confirm availability
  • Ask for additional photos if necessary
  • Review the vehicle inspection details

The sales team will prepare a Proforma Invoice before payment.

Step 3: Make Payment

World Navi states that purchases can be processed through its partnership with Co-operative Bank Kenya.

During this stage:

  • Receive the official quotation.
  • Deposit the agreed amount according to the payment instructions.
  • Keep proof of payment for your records.

Always verify payment instructions directly with the exporter before sending money.

Step 4: Vehicle Purchase & Quality Inspection

Once payment has been confirmed, World Navi purchases the vehicle on your behalf.

Before shipping, the company indicates that it:

  • Conducts quality checks.
  • Verifies vehicle condition.
  • Prepares export documentation.
  • Arranges shipment.

Step 5: Shipping to Kenya

The vehicle is exported from Japan and shipped to the Port of Mombasa.

The exporter prepares the required export documents while you wait for the vessel to arrive.

Step 6: Customs Clearance

After the vehicle arrives in Kenya, you'll need to complete customs clearance.

Typical costs include:

  • Import Duty
  • Excise Duty
  • VAT
  • IDF
  • RDL
  • Port charges
  • Clearing agent fees
  • NTSA registration fees

Step 7: Vehicle Delivery

Once customs clearance and registration are complete, you can collect your vehicle or arrange delivery to your preferred location.