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Import US vehicles to Nigeria

One of Africa's largest used-vehicle markets, driven by affordability and parts demand.

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Importing to Nigeria alone is risky

Wiring money overseas with no accountability
Customs and duty complexity
Expensive, hard-to-find parts
No professional storefront to stand out

With us

Buy under our licensed, accountable platform
Your own branded website
OEM parts up to 30% off
Shipping coordination to Lagos

How it works

Join free

Instant access to live auction inventory.

Pick & price

Choose vehicles, set your markup.

We buy & ship

Purchased under our license, shipped to you.

You profit

Sell, earn, repeat — parts income forever.

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One of Africa's largest buyers of US used vehicles

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Strong demand driven by affordability

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Parts at dealer prices via our Miami network

What to know

A massive, growing market

Nigeria is consistently among the top importers of US used vehicles, driven by affordability and strong demand for spare parts. The market is large but competitive — a professional, accountable operator with real parts access stands out.

Know the duty rules

Nigeria's vehicle import duties and age rules change and can be significant. Confirm current duty rates, age limits, and required documents with a Nigerian customs broker before buying — this protects your margin.

Parts are a major draw

Much of Nigeria's used-car demand is tied to parts availability. Offering OEM and aftermarket parts at dealer prices is a powerful, recurring selling point.

⚠️ Customs rules, duties and age limits change and vary by vehicle. Confirm current requirements with the destination customs authority and a licensed broker before buying.

FAQ

Questions

Is Nigeria a good market for US cars?

Yes — it's one of Africa's largest buyers of US used vehicles, driven by affordability and parts demand.

What port do cars arrive at?

Lagos is the primary port of entry.

Do I need my own license?

No. You buy under our US dealer license.

Are duties high in Nigeria?

Duties can be significant and change often — confirm current rates with a Nigerian customs broker before buying.