Did you mean cars from Singapore?
As the imports by Kairo himself noted, those cars could be a hit or a miss. When leaving Singapore, they're not inspected and it has to be done at Mombasa. It might look good from afar but when it arrives, it may be far from good.
So it's safe to say ex Japan are far much better...
Much more expensive is more like it. But in terms of quality in general, yes.
I get your point
Kauzie mhindi gari..unasumbua
Importing yourself may save you upwards 100k. It is so easy and straight forward. Then if you buy locally you could end up buying a high mileage car whose odo has been tampered with. They do this locally since pre-shipment inspection looks out for tampering and will not issue a certificate. If you ship in your own car you will go for a grade 4 with no history of accidents or rusty under carriage . It may cost more than what they use to import old mileage, rusty cars that they repaint before sale.
You think mzungus are angels.hao ndio walionyesha kenyans kudecrease mileage
What I meant is that preshipment inspection looks for mileage tampering so car sellers import high mileage cars and decrease mileage ikiwa kwa yard. If you are to import a car they even state mileage kwa auction sheets ukiperuse magari so u settle for one which you think is value for money. If the car is for your use, mileage iko low will come in handy. High mileage cars sometimes are rusty and you are guaranteed to replace parts sooner.
And their cars are cheaper
At the moment no, but after the contracted company has set up shop.
This could change with inspection being introduced.
