Import 2019 NISSAN CIVILIAN to Kenya

Verified auction unit • Japan direct • End-to-end handled by Zen Cars

Vehicle Details

Grade CHILD BUS
Mileage 70,000 (Kms)
Engine Capacity 4,500 cc
Rate 4
Body DVW41
Model Code 9810
Exterior Colour YELLOW
Location CAA Kyouyuu

CAR AUCTION COST 1,450,000
AUCTION FEE 25,000
INLAND TRANSPORT COST 15,000
TAX 74,500
Recycle Fees 10,000
Internal Inspection Cost 10
Photographs 10
Repair 10,000
Forwading Fees 20,000
Agent Fees 64,181
FOB 1,668,701
Inspection Cost 30,000
Ocean Freight 421,568
C&F before Commision 2,120,268
Zencars Commision 254,432

Price Details

C&F in US Dollars 16,265
C&F in Kenyan Shillings 2,113,484

Mombasa Clearance 100,000
Transport 20,000
Total (Duty Excluded) 2,233,484

Import a NISSAN CIVILIAN to Kenya — Seamlessly

Available for direct import from Japan, this 2019 NISSAN CIVILIAN is a pristine unit with 70,000 km mileage. Built around a 4,500 cc PETROL engine, it offers refined performance, durability, and excellent ownership value.

With Zen Cars Import, you’re not just importing a vehicle — you’re accessing Japan’s highest-grade inventory with full transparency, professional inspection, and end-to-end handling until delivery in Kenya.

Vehicle Overview

  • Model Year: 2019
  • Mileage: 70,000 km
  • Engine Capacity: 4,500 cc
  • Fuel Type: PETROL
  • Exterior Colour: YELLOW

The Zen Cars Import Experience

Every vehicle we import follows a controlled, step-by-step process designed to eliminate guesswork and protect your investment.

  1. Personal consultation to match your exact vehicle requirements
  2. Direct access to trusted Japanese auctions and suppliers
  3. Independent inspection, verification, and documentation
  4. Shipping coordination, port clearance, and final delivery in Kenya

Why Choose Zen Cars Import?

Zen Cars Import works with private buyers, corporates, and diplomatic clients who demand quality, accuracy, and accountability. We assess condition reports, confirm originality, and verify mileage before any NISSAN CIVILIAN is approved for export.

The result is a vehicle that arrives exactly as expected — clean, compliant, and ready for Kenyan roads.

Car Imports. Done Properly.

Frequently Asked Questions — NISSAN CIVILIAN

What determines the total import cost?
Pricing is influenced by exchange rates, shipping fees, inspection requirements, and applicable KRA duties. We provide a detailed cost breakdown covering C&F, clearance, and delivery before you proceed.

How long does the import process take?
Most imports are completed within 6–8 weeks, from purchase confirmation in Japan to delivery in Nairobi, subject to shipping schedules and port processing.

Why import from Japan instead of buying locally?
Japanese-sourced vehicles typically offer lower mileage, better maintenance history, higher specifications, and documented inspection reports — giving you more control over what you buy.

NISSAN CIVILIAN • 2019 • 70,000 km • 4,500 cc • PETROL • YELLOW

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Nissan Civilian for Sale in Kenya

A Trusted People Carrier for Institutions and Enterprises

The Nissan Civilian is a full-size minibus that has served as a dependable people mover for decades across various sectors in Kenya. Built for capacity, comfort, and long-haul efficiency, the Civilian is a favorite for schools, churches, tour operators, corporate shuttles, and government use. It combines commercial reliability with passenger-oriented features that enhance travel comfort on both urban and rural routes. With seating options for up to 29 passengers, the Civilian is designed to move large groups with ease, making it one of the most capable buses in its category.

Performance, Drivetrain, and Capacity

Under the hood, the Nissan Civilian is powered by a range of durable engines optimized for heavy-duty transport. The most common engine options include:

  • 4.5L TB45E Petrol engine

  • 3.0L ZD30DDTi Turbo Diesel engine

  • 4.2L TD42 Diesel engine (in earlier models)

Paired with a 5-speed manual or automatic transmission, these engines are built for strength and efficiency. Depending on the configuration, the Civilian offers rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive options, ensuring stability across Kenya’s diverse terrain.

Passenger Capacity and Configurations

The Nissan Civilian is available in various seating configurations to meet different operational needs:

  • 22-seater standard wheelbase versions

  • 26 to 29-seater long wheelbase variants

  • High-roof design for added headroom

  • Folding aisle seats for flexible space use

  • Rear luggage compartments in long-body models

The body is designed for structural rigidity, durability, and maximum safety for passengers over long distances. Its suspension is calibrated to absorb road imperfections while maintaining ride comfort for all onboard.

Interior Features and Comfort

Despite its utilitarian purpose, the Nissan Civilian offers a surprisingly comfortable and well-thought-out cabin layout. Designed with passenger well-being in mind, the interior emphasizes visibility, ventilation, and ergonomic seating.

Key interior highlights include:

  • Reclining individual or bench-style seats with safety belts

  • Overhead storage compartments in some trims

  • Large sliding windows for airflow

  • Front and rear air conditioning units (optional on some models)

  • Clear instrument cluster and multifunction display for the driver

  • Vinyl flooring for easy cleaning and durability

The driver’s cabin is separated from the passenger compartment in most variants, offering privacy and a quieter environment for passengers. Some recent trims also include a rear-view camera and digital radio systems for enhanced driver convenience.

Exterior Design and Durability

The Nissan Civilian’s robust and practical exterior design makes it suitable for demanding use in both urban and rural settings. While aesthetics are secondary in commercial vehicles, newer models have updated their front grilles, headlights, and bumpers for a cleaner, more modern look.

Exterior features include:

  • High ground clearance for rough roads

  • Large front and rear windshields for visibility

  • Dual rear wheels for load stability

  • Swing-out passenger door or automated folding door (depending on trim)

  • Optional fog lamps and side steps

  • Sturdy roof gutters for structural rigidity

In terms of dimensions, the Civilian is longer and taller than smaller minibuses like the Caravan, giving it significantly more interior space for both passengers and luggage.

Safety and Driver Assistance Features

The Civilian is engineered with basic but essential safety features designed to meet transport regulations and minimize operational risk. These include:

  • Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)

  • Emergency exit doors and roof hatches

  • Fire extinguisher mounts and safety signage

  • Seatbelts on all passenger seats

  • Reinforced body structure for impact absorption

  • Optional rear parking sensors or camera (available in later models)

Depending on model year and import market, newer trims may come with basic electronic stability control or front airbags for the driver.

Nissan Civilian Import Price Range (2018–2025)

The Nissan Civilian remains a cost-effective solution for organizations seeking a reliable large-capacity bus. Here’s a quick breakdown of average import prices for used units from Japan to Kenya (CIF Mombasa estimates):

Model Year Estimated Import Price (KES)
2018 2.8M – 3.3M
2019 3.0M – 3.5M
2020 3.2M – 3.7M
2021 3.5M – 4.0M
2022 3.8M – 4.3M
2023 4.2M – 4.7M
2024/2025 4.5M – 5.2M

Factors affecting price include engine type, wheelbase (standard vs. long), trim level, and mileage. High-roof and long-body versions with rear AC and folding seats usually attract higher costs.

Why Buy the Nissan Civilian in Kenya?

The Nissan Civilian is purpose-built for the kinds of transportation challenges faced in Kenya. From school runs in remote counties to VIP shuttling in city centers, the Civilian offers unmatched reliability, strong aftermarket support, and efficient fuel usage for its size.

Popular use cases in Kenya include:

  • School and university buses

  • Church and NGO transport

  • Tour and travel shuttle buses

  • County and national government service vehicles

  • Airport or hotel shuttle services

Thanks to its wide availability of spare parts, long service intervals, and low maintenance costs, the Civilian offers long-term value even in tough environments.

Import the Nissan Civilian with Zen Cars

At Zen Cars, we specialize in importing reliable, high-capacity commercial vehicles like the Nissan Civilian. We source directly from top-rated Japanese auctions and verified suppliers, offering end-to-end service that covers inspection, shipping, clearing, and delivery.

What you can expect with Zen Cars:

  • Honest, all-inclusive pricing with no hidden costs

  • Sourcing support for specific trims and wheelbase needs

  • Pre-shipment mechanical inspection (upon request)

  • Guidance on registration and PSV compliance

  • Fast and secure delivery across Kenya

We’ve helped schools, churches, NGOs, and transport operators expand their fleets with high-quality units imported directly from Japan.

Office: 689 Place Karen
Phone: +254724391391
Email: info@zencarsimport.com 

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