Short answer: a used Toyota Prado for Nigeria typically depends on generation, year, mileage, engine and condition - so we quote a specific unit at a real FOB price rather than one headline number. Landed cost adds freight, duty and VAT, which Nigerian customs assess on the declared value.
What drives the FOB price
- Generation and year: newer 2018+ units cost more than older 2010-2015 stock.
- Mileage and condition: low-mileage, Grade A units command a premium.
- Engine and trim: petrol vs diesel, five-seat vs seven-seat, TX vs VX trim.
What landed cost adds
Beyond the vehicle price you pay freight (container or RoRo), Nigeria's import duty and VAT, and clearing charges. Because duty is assessed on the declared value, a realistic FOB price on the invoice matters - a nominal figure invites valuation disputes and delay.
How to get an exact figure
We match against current Prado stock and reply with the unit specification, photos, an inspection summary and a real FOB price, plus a freight estimate. We confirm the unit is left-hand drive (Nigeria's requirement) before reserving.
See the market
Check our Nigeria guide for duty and clearance context, or browse used Toyota inventory. Send your budget and we will quote Prado units for Nigeria. Request a quote.
