NOW to those wondering about the duty of these vehicles, Note that parastals don't pay duty when buying these zero mileage. However, when transferring to civilians, the new owners will have to pay the duty and any other accompanying cost. Duty computation cost will be determined by the yrs of depreciation. Now wale wakununua Lunch na fuel ⛽ kiasi Wacheze na hii send money 0746729828 Patrick Mutuma We just Hit 30k subs Thank you. Please subscribe.
Great insights brother,thanks to you and the information you put out here i see it’s possible owning some of these vehicles we dream of,,,be blessed na uendelee kuleta such content
😅meeen. Kuna Gari ya gava I had put my eyes on, ya 600k, it was a pajero. My cousin in procurement just told me don't waste your time. Hiyo iko na mtu kwa office Yao. And for real it went to auction, they pretended it was bidding. Na jama huwa na hiyo gari bado wa leo. 😂😂 and got it and waaay less than the quoted price
As always, good job bro. These vehicles are very fairly reserved. How can I get the catalogue? Nimeenda kwa kenha na pppi websiste sijapata. God bless.
What happens when ex parastatal (blue plate) vehicle changes ownership to civilian? Will the blue plate be converted to civilian plate or its allocated a new registration number?
You are right But you have too be careful and do research before bidding as not all bidders are genuine ,ni kama kamari ya karata tatu. And also the price can easily exceed the economic valuation of the vehicle.
google buana. but ni kama last price ya gari. so if you win the bid unaekelea hizo kwanza kabla you pay the rest and take the car. the car cannot be sold for less than the reserved price. So assuming you happen to be the only bidder, you bid for that reserved price since no one is present to challenge you with an improved bid and you end up buying it for that amount.
