Alongside the KES 1.37 million, Jiji says the average asking price across all its vehicle listings is about KES 2.5 million, that locally used vehicles average about KES 1.5 million, that foreign used vehicles average about KES 4.5 million, and that about half of all listings sit below KES 2 million. The number that sets your tax bill is not the price you paidWhen a used car is imported into Kenya, the Kenya Revenue Authority does not tax the invoice. We already followed that stack through one import: a KES 2.7 million electric SUV from China landed in Nairobi at KES 6.8 million. A locally used car can be any age and paid its tax years ago at a lower CRSP. So take the KES 1 million figure for what it is: a listings median for locally used cars on one platform, not a price to expect for any particular car.