
NCBA Bank in Kenya has opened bids for 87 motor vehicles, offering a wide range of cars, trucks, buses, and heavy machinery to interested buyers. The auction, announced through national dailies, lists prices starting as low as KSh 240,000 for the cheapest model.
According to the bank, “We are inviting offers from interested parties for the purchase of motor vehicles as listed hereunder,” highlighting that all vehicles will be sold on an “as is, where is” basis. The auction includes both budget-friendly and high-end options, catering to a diverse range of buyers.
Among the most affordable units is an SDLG wheel loader priced at KSh 240,000, alongside a 2012 Mazda Demio at KSh 320,000, a Toyota Pixis at KSh 400,000, and a Toyota Passo at KSh 795,000. Luxury models on offer include a Toyota Land Cruiser V8 at KSh 4.29 million, a Jeep Chrysler Wrangler at KSh 4.16 million, and multiple Mercedes Benz Actros trucks ranging from KSh 1.34 million to KSh 4.21 million.
Interested buyers can view the full list and submit bids through NCBA Bank’s online platform, Carduka. The bank has set a deadline of 29 September 2025 for bids to reach the auction committee. Vehicles are stored across multiple yards nationwide, including Nairobi’s Bunyala Road Car Centre, Athi River, Ruaka, Kisumu, Eldoret, and Mombasa, with detailed contacts provided for each location.
NCBA Bank emphasised that financing can be arranged subject to credit appraisal, but all vehicles will be sold strictly in their current condition and location. The auction provides an opportunity for individuals and businesses to acquire vehicles at competitive prices, ranging from compact cars to heavy-duty machinery.
Analysts note that such auctions not only allow banks to liquidate repossessed or surplus assets efficiently but also create accessible entry points for Kenyans seeking affordable transport options or business vehicles. With bids open for a limited period, the auction is expected to attract significant interest from both private buyers and commercial operators.