Hi all,

Now how does one go about this bizna? what amt of capital is needed?how profitable is the biz?what r the risks involved?anyone............

PS: Nimeappreciate sana views zenu.zimenielimisha pakubwa na kunisaidia kufukuza ujinga.

Baraka!

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thx Dodi.im mo interested in the cheaper ones for now,but hw fast do the cheaper 2nd hand vehicles go?

Trust God and follow his commands for this is the whole duty of man- Eccl 12:13

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so...

Zuma....

did you rape...

or were you invited...

to treat...???

I'm the real Massey F.....shut your mouth

@ Chaka

Kenyan friend of mine.

I wanted to be of help to Kandonye,the friend of mine may assist him get to know the ropes and be on his own.

I was to join the bizna but funds zikakuwa na other priorities. I am sure he would not mind showing him a round and telling him what to avoid.

@ Real shatf

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And for your information,I am born again,pls do not ask me some questions,kindly.


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Id suggest first you know your target clientelle b4 u start this biz.
Also try bring in Highend cars that are unique.
My Bro does the same business. Since he worked for long in the Banking circles,he targets those clients,specialises in BMW & Mercedes models only. He imports unique vehicles with sunfroof,leather interior,unique colors like black or yellow or red depending on client needs.
When the car gets to kenya,he soups up the car,changes the rims,puts bigger tyres,changes the lights to the latest version(both front & back) & Sells at a bigger margin.
Incase the client tries to look around he doesnt find the same specs,he is willing to spend more. On a car of price about 1.5M,he can make a margin of 200-250k per unit.

@kadonye;

I gather from your posts in this thread that you are completely green in this line of business [or any business for that matter]

First lesson: a business with potential to succeed starts with a ready customer [i.e. a person willing to buy from you]; then it gets the desired product [or at least identifies a source]; finally it get the necessary finance to supply the product.

50% of businesses start with a product and 40% with some finance....and [these] 90% of businesses fail withing the first year!!!

Only 10% of businesses begin with a ready customer and only 10% of businesses succeed.

So; before you start looking for where to buy cars [whether Mombasa,Japan,Singapore,UK,India,Dubai etc] figure out to whom you are going to sell them. Once you have a willing buyer,you can work out the rest.

As @Anycapp says,the key lies in identifying target customers and then everything else will fall into place.....


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looking for good car stocks?? better take siku mbili off n go to mombasa! You'll never regret!

twendenyumbani

i've been doing this for more than 2yrs now and honestly not easy lately,,i have actualized 2losses and currently stuck with 2No very nice vehicles for more than 6months!no serious buyers and those who come to inquire are like you,want to know the process and acquire from japan by themselves..am quitting and the two units are certainly my last...i have concluded hii biashara iko na wenyewe...i dont understand how some guys are selling so cheap! ! it used to be good but now not!even my buddies doing same biz are complaining..i wonder if theres a happy seller nowdays..but am not discouraging u from trying myab it may work for u