Buying and importing a vehicle from abroad is never an easy task. Oftentimes, it is akin to waling in field riddle with landmines. If you are not careful, you can lose both your vehicle and your money.
“Purchasing a car is a huge undertaking; a significant investment and that is why it’s best to conduct some due diligence on where to get the best deal and acquire the car safely,” says motoring expert Eric Wokabi. “Some sites that majority of the Kenyan car buyers shop for cars overseas have been replicated by fraudsters, making it very easy to get duped.”
The most common markets where you can identify a car are in the United Kingdom, Japan, Thailand, and Singapore. Once you identify a car comes the hard task. But now you may not need to worry anymore. This is thanks to a partnership between World Navi and the Co-operative Bank that is allowing vehicle buyers to import their vehicles with ease, as well as access financing for purchase and importation.
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When you engage Co-op Bank, you will have an assurance that the vehicle they buy and import on your behalf will come in with a 3 months warranty on Engine and transmission. Additionally, the vehicle will be accident free and its mileage will be genuine.
“We guarantee a 100 per cent safe and reliable vehicle importation including three months warranty on the engine and transmission, accident free and genuine mileage certificates and zero risk of stolen parts or non-performance,” the lender said in a statement.
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Additionally, you can get asset financing at the bank to ensure that you don’t miss out on acquiring your dream personal or commercial vehicle.
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Under asset finance, you will get up to 4 years of repayment for a personal vehicle, three years for public service vehicle, and five years for a school bus.