How to buy a Toyota Land Cruiser 300 for Nigeria, Ghana or Sierra Leone
The Land Cruiser 300 is the car we are asked about most from Lagos, Accra and Freetown. Here is exactly how buying one through LWD Africa works, from picking the car to collecting it at your end.
1. Pick a car in stock, or ask us to source one
Every Land Cruiser 300 we can sell today is listed under Cars in stock with its grade, engine, drive side, origin and fixed price. If the exact grade, colour or year you want is not listed, send a car sourcing request and we find one at or under your stated budget.
For Nigeria, Ghana and Sierra Leone, left-hand drive is the standard specification because all three drive on the right.
2. See the full total before you commit
At checkout you choose your destination country and shipping method. The vehicle price, estimated shipping and optional marine insurance are shown together before you place the order.
3. Pay in full, then we ship
Every order is paid in full before any car is bought or any shipping is booked. The payment methods open at checkout are the only ones we accept; you can send proof of payment on WhatsApp with your order reference.
4. Clearance at your port
Import duty, VAT, vehicle age rules and registration requirements are set by each country and can change. Confirm the current rules with your country's customs authority before you order; LWD Africa's checkout total does not include destination duty, VAT or clearance.
Questions
- Which drive side should I buy for Nigeria, Ghana or Sierra Leone?
- Left-hand drive. All three countries drive on the right, so left-hand drive is the standard specification.
- Is import duty included in the price?
- No. Destination duty, VAT and customs clearance are not included. Confirm current rules with your country's customs authority.
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