From KSh 196k to KSh 2.5 Million: Nairobi Firm Lists 44 Repossessed Vehicles for Sale
A Nairobi-based law firm is auctioning 44 repossessed vehicles via private treaty with reserve prices ranging from KSh 196,000 to KSh 2.5 million. Interested buyers must submit offers online by July 28, 2026, and are encouraged to inspect the vehicles at various locations across Kenya.
Why it matters
The auction reflects current economic conditions and the secondary market for vehicles in Kenya, providing opportunities for buyers to acquire assets at discounted rates.
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Nairobi-based law firm Onyango & Tarus LLP Advocates has advertised 44 repossessed motor vehicles for sale through a private treaty, with reserve prices ranging from KSh 196,000 to KSh 2,599,000.
A firm in Nairobi has announced a car auction. Picture of parked cars and a public auctioneer used for illustration. Photo: Merten via Getty Images/Sora. Source: UGC The firm, located on the 7th Floor of The Bloom at KMA Centre in Upper Hill, invited prospective buyers to submit offers for the vehicles no later than 12 noon on Tuesday, 28 July 2026, according to the notice published in the dailies.
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