Ghanaian Car Dealer Shares Vehicles Under GH¢100,000 and Explains the Hidden Cost
- Ghanaian car dealer LaRide Motors has shared another list of vehicles priced under GH₵100,000, but clarified that the figures only cover the car and shipping to Ghana
- He explained that buyers will still have to pay separate duty and port clearance charges after the vehicles arrive from Korea, making the final cost higher
- The breakdown has caught the attention of many car buyers in Ghana, especially those looking at importing directly instead of buying already cleared vehicles locally
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Popular Ghanaian car dealer and TikTok agent LaRide Motors has shared another list of vehicles priced under GH₵100,000, but with a key clarification that buyers need to pay close attention to.
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According to him, the figures he mentioned are not the final amount buyers will spend after the cars arrive in Ghana.
LaRide separated cars and port clearance fee
He explained that the prices listed only cover the cost of the vehicle and shipping from Korea to Ghana, meaning duty and port clearance charges are separate and will be added once the cars land.
The list includes the 2015 Chevrolet Captiva, which he said comes at a price and shipping cost of GH₵40,083.36.
The 2016 Kia Morning follows with a price and shipping estimate of GH₵56,100, while its duty is listed at GH₵27,660.35.
Also making the list is the 2019 Kia Stonic, which LaRide Motors placed at GH¢99,000 for the car and shipping, with a separate duty of GH₵44,232.05.
The 2018 Kia Niro Hybrid was also listed at GH₵99,000, but with a higher duty of GH₵51,164.45.
Another vehicle on the list is the 2018 Hyundai Grand Starex, which he also priced at GH₵99,000 for the car and shipping, while the duty was placed at GH₵51,620.32.
The update has sparked interest among many Ghanaians who are considering importing cars directly instead of buying already cleared vehicles in the local market.
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LaRide pointed out the fluctuation possibility
However, LaRide Motors was careful to point out that duty prices are not fixed and can fluctuate, meaning the final cost may change depending on port charges and other related fees at the time of clearance.
His breakdown gives buyers a clearer picture of what it really means when a car is advertised as “under GH₵100,000,” especially for those hoping to import from abroad.
He made it clear that the cars he listed are imported from Korea.
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Carnova listed cars within GH¢50,000 or less
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that TikTok car influencer Carnova shared three 2010 car models she said can still be found in Ghana for GH₵50,000 or less.
She described the Kia Morning as a small, fuel-efficient car suitable for city driving and ride-hailing work.
Carnova also mentioned the Hyundai Getz and Chevrolet Aveo, noting their quiet engine, easy maintenance and decent air conditioning.
Source: YEN.com.gh
