
Honda Cars for Sale in Kenya
A Fit that parks anywhere in town. A Vezel that sips fuel in the Ngong Road crawl. A CRV that fits five adults and their bags. Buy Honda cars in Kenya. Every car comes with its Japan auction sheet, a checked odometer and one price that already covers KRA duty.
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Honda Models that Kenyan Drivers Love the Most
Honda cars are simple to drive and cheap to run. Their engines last a long time when you service them on time. Many Honda cars use little fuel, which helps when fuel prices go up. You can pick a small car like the Fit for town, a family SUV like the CRV, or a hybrid that saves even more fuel.
Know the body type you want? Filter below. Only know your budget? Tap Get My Honda Price and we will suggest models.
View Honda Stock in KenyaExplore verified Japanese auction grade Honda stock across Kenya.
Branches
See a Honda at Your Nearest Khushi Motors Branch
Sit in the car, fold the seats, check the boot and take a short test drive. Then decide. Branch staff will also take you through the Japanese auction sheet line by line.
Mombasa Showroom
If you live in Nyali, Mtwapa or Kilifi, this is the closest place to view Honda arrivals.
Hondas in Mombasa



Commercial Division
Delivery firms, schools and offices use the Fit, Freed and Shuttle as staff and work cars. Our Commercial Division handles orders of several units, including the paperwork.
Hondas for Business



Kisumu Showroom
Buyers from Busia, Vihiga and Kitale can compare Hondas here, a short drive from home.
Hondas in Kisumu



Custom Japan Import
Don't Have the Car You Desire? We'll Import It From Japan
Not every dream Honda is on the yard today. Tell us the exact model you are looking for and our Japan sourcing desk will find it at auction, verify it, and bring it to Kenya for you.
- Step 01
Tell Us What You Want
Send us the model, year, grade, colour, mileage and budget. Prado, Harrier, Axio, Vitz, Hilux or a rare trim — one message is enough to start the search.
- Step 02
We Find and Verify It
Our Japan desk checks live auction listings, reviews the original auction sheet and shares the grade, condition and mileage with you before we place a bid.
- Step 03
We Ship It to Kenya
Shipping, Mombasa port clearance, KRA duty and registration are handled end to end. Collect from Mombasa or Kisumu, or ask us to arrange delivery.
Honda Engineering
Small Engines, Big Savings
Honda is known for engines that last and cabins that make clever use of space. Here is what that means for a Kenyan driver.
e:HEV Hybrid
Newer Fit, Vezel and CRV hybrids run mostly on electric power in town traffic, which cuts fuel use.
Proven i-VTEC Engines
Honda petrol engines have a long record of covering high kilometres with basic care.
Magic Seat
The rear seats in the Fit fold flat or flip up, giving you space like a small van.
Sliding Doors on MPVs
The Freed and Stepwgn have sliding rear doors, handy in tight parking spots.
Honda SENSING
Many grades include collision braking, lane keeping help and adaptive cruise control.
Real Time AWD
AWD grades of the CRV and Vezel send power to the rear wheels when the front ones start to slip.
Specs differ by year and grade. Your advisor will confirm every feature before you pay.
Why Choose Khushi Motors
Less Risk When You Buy a Honda Here
Spending this much on a car should not feel like a gamble. These five promises remove most of the risk.
Low Grades Turned Away
We only ship Hondas with good auction scores, and you get the Japanese sheet to check yourself.
Mileage Confirmed by QISJ or JEVIC
No rolled back odometers. The reading is verified before the car leaves Japan.
One Price, Duty Included
Mombasa clearing, KRA duty and NTSA registration sit inside the price we give you. Nothing is added at the end.
Up to 80% Bank Finance
Drive now and pay over time with Stanbic, Cooperative Bank, KCB or NCBA.
Your Advisor's Direct Number
Call or WhatsApp it any time, during the purchase and after.
Happy car owners
Across kenya
See who picked up their Honda from us and how the car has served them since.
Read Honda Reviews







How It Works
Buy Your Honda in 4 Steps
Four simple steps from finding your model to driving home.
Step 01
Tell Us Your Budget
Give us a price ceiling and tell us what the car is for.
Step 02
Get a Shortlist
We send matching Hondas with their auction sheets and full prices.
Step 03
View and Test Drive
Come to a branch for a drive, or request a video walkaround by WhatsApp.
Step 04
Pay, Register, Drive
Settle by cash or bank loan. We handle NTSA registration and hand over the keys.
FAQs
Honda Buying Questions From Kenyans
Quick answers to what buyers want to know before they commit.
The petrol Fit with a CVT gearbox is the simplest and most dependable small Honda. If you want a hybrid, pick the newer e HEV Fit or Vezel from 2020 onward.
The Fit e HEV and the Insight hybrid use the least fuel, especially in Nairobi jams. The petrol Fit and Grace come next. The CRV and Freed use more, but they carry more people. Your own figures will depend on how and where you drive.
Well kept Hondas resell well. Buyers know the Fit, Vezel and CRV, so you will not wait long for an offer. Toyota still leads resale in Kenya, but the gap is often small for clean Hondas with service records.
The car must be no more than eight years old from its year of manufacture. It needs a KEBS approved inspection certificate from Japan, plus the export certificate and bill of lading. You also need a KRA PIN and ID so the car can be registered with NTSA and get its logbook. We take care of these steps when you buy through us.
Yes. You can finance up to 80% of the car through Stanbic, Cooperative Bank, KCB or NCBA. You pay the deposit, the bank pays the seller and you repay the bank monthly. Your advisor will tell you which bank suits your income and papers.
Honda Guides
Know Your Honda Before You Buy
Short, practical reads on prices, hybrids and Honda upkeep.
Get Your Honda Price Today
Tell us the Honda model and year you want. We will send a full price covering duty and registration, along with pictures and the car's Japan report. Asking costs nothing.
