NCBA Bank has announced the auction of 35 vehicles located in different parts of the country, offering prospective buyers an opportunity to acquire units valued between KSh160,000 and KSh4.98 million.
The lender invited interested bidders to submit their offers through its online vehicle auction platform, CarDuka, noting that all vehicles will be sold on an “as-is, where-is” basis.
According to the bank, successful bidders may also access financing facilities, subject to credit assessment and approval.
“Bids should be filed using our online platform, CarDuka, with complete contact information. Vehicles are sold on an as-is, where-is basis,” NCBA stated in a notice issued on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
Cheapest vehicle on sale
Among the vehicles listed for auction is a Toyota Passo with a reserve price of KSh160,000, making it the most affordable unit on offer.
Other passenger vehicles available include Toyota Mark X models, Nissan Note, Honda Spike, Toyota Vitz, Volkswagen Golf, Mazda Demio, Mazda Atenza, Toyota Harrier, Toyota Probox, and a Land Rover Discovery.
The bank is also auctioning several commercial vehicles, including Isuzu FRR, FVR, NMR, NQR and D-Max models, as well as a Doll highsided trailer.
Most expensive units
The highest-priced vehicle on the auction list is an Isuzu FVR 90L with a reserve value of KSh4.98 million and currently stored at Capital Diamond Yard in Thika.
Another high-value listing is an Isuzu FRR with a reserve price of KSh4.92 million at the NCBA Car Centre on Bunyala Road.
Several other commercial trucks have reserve prices exceeding KSh4 million, reflecting strong demand in Kenya’s transport and logistics sector.
Selected vehicles and reserve prices
| Vehicle Model | Reserve Price |
|---|---|
| Toyota Passo | KSh160,000 |
| Toyota Mark X | KSh350,000 |
| Toyota Mark X | KSh390,000 |
| Toyota Vitz | KSh545,000 |
| Volkswagen Golf | KSh585,000 |
| Nissan Note | KSh665,000 |
| Mazda Demio | KSh690,000 |
| Honda Spike | KSh750,000 |
| Mazda Atenza | KSh1.23 million |
| Toyota Harrier | KSh2.39 million |
| Land Rover Discovery | KSh4.01 million |
| Isuzu FRR | Up to KSh4.92 million |
| Isuzu FVR 90L | KSh4.98 million |
Bidding process
NCBA advised interested buyers to review the available units and submit bids through the designated online platform before the auction deadlines.
The vehicles are located in various storage yards across Nairobi, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nakuru, Nyeri, Meru, Thika, Ruiru, Kitengela and Mombasa, allowing bidders from different regions to inspect the units before placing offers.
The auction forms part of the bank’s asset recovery process and provides motorists, businesses and transport operators with an opportunity to purchase vehicles at competitive prices.
Growing trend in vehicle auctions
The announcement comes amid a growing number of vehicle auctions by financial institutions and law firms seeking to dispose of repossessed assets.
Recent auctions have featured a wide range of passenger and commercial vehicles, with prices varying depending on the condition, model and year of manufacture.
For buyers, such auctions often present an opportunity to acquire vehicles below prevailing market prices, although experts advise conducting thorough inspections before submitting bids.
