Compare auto financing options and find the cheapest car loan rates from top banks
Side-by-side comparison of top car financing options in Kenya
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Traditional financing from commercial banks with competitive rates and longer terms. Best for employed individuals with stable income.
The bank buys the car and you pay in installments. Often has tax benefits for businesses.
Borrow against a car you already own. Higher rates but faster processing.
Car dealers offer financing directly. Convenient but often more expensive than bank loans.
Most banks require a minimum gross salary of KES 50,000-80,000 for car loans. Some lenders like Mogo may approve with lower incomes for used cars.
Most banks offer 80-95% financing, meaning you need a 5-20% down payment. 100% financing is rare and typically requires strong banking relationships or collateral.
Bank loans typically take 3-7 working days. Alternative lenders like Mogo can approve in 24-48 hours with faster processing for pre-approved customers.
Yes, most banks finance used cars up to 8-10 years old. Expect slightly higher interest rates (1-2% more) compared to new car loans.
The lender can repossess the vehicle, and you may still owe the difference if the sale doesn't cover the loan balance. Your CRB record will also be affected.