Used LHD Export Toyota E'Z 2011 Alivio 1.8 CVT 180E Elite Edition (Used) to
Export Toyota E'Z 2011 Alivio 1.8 CVT 180E Elite Edition (Used) to 
Mexico
2011 Toyota E'Z Alivio 1.8 CVT 180E Elite Edition, a well-maintained 120,000 km sedan with a 1.8L 140PS L4 engine (Euro IV compliant). This reliable, low-maint…
$6,188 landed
FOB 40.4%
Freight/Ins. 23.9%
Duty 12.9%
VAT 12.3%
Clearance 10.5%
FOB price$2,500
Freight$1,450
Insurance$28
Import duty$796
VAT$764
Clearance & handling$650
Total landed cost$6,188
Estimate only — confirm current duty/VAT rates with a licensed customs broker in Mexico before ordering.
Shipping
| Port of loading | |
| Estimated transit | Average lead time is 30 days from order confirmation to loading at Shenzhen Yantian Port, depending on vehicle sourcing, inspection and destination. |
| Steering required | LHD |
| Steering match | Yes — LHD variant available |
Mexico Import Notes
Mexico restricts most used-vehicle imports to specific border/NAFTA-legacy programs; general commercial used-vehicle import is heavily limited — confirm eligibility before ordering a used unit.
Compare with Other Markets
| Country | Landed Total | |
|---|---|---|
 United Arab Emirates | $5,036 | View → |
 Saudi Arabia | $5,454 | View → |
 Chile | $5,668 | View → |
 Peru | $5,766 | View → |
 Kazakhstan | $5,774 | View → |
 Colombia | $6,289 | View → |
 South Africa | $6,369 | View → |
 Kenya | $6,419 | View → |
 Nigeria | $6,423 | View → |
 Philippines | $6,442 | View → |
 Brazil | $6,933 | View → |
 Egypt | $6,999 | View → |
 Pakistan | $7,691 | View → |
 Thailand | $8,311 | View → |
Questions Buyers Ask
- Toyota E'Z 2011 Alivio 1.8 CVT 180E Elite Edition import duty and landed cost in Mexico — used price?
- Landed cost for a used Toyota E'Z 2011 Alivio 1.8 CVT 180E Elite Edition in Mexico is approximately $6,188 ($2,500 base + $1,478 freight/insurance + $1,560 duty/VAT + $650 clearance).
- How long does shipping the Toyota E'Z 2011 Alivio 1.8 CVT 180E Elite Edition to Mexico take?
- Average lead time is 30 days from order confirmation to loading at Shenzhen Yantian Port, depending on vehicle sourcing, inspection and destination.
- Can the Toyota E'Z 2011 Alivio 1.8 CVT 180E Elite Edition be registered in Mexico as it is?
- Yes — Mexico accepts left-hand drive, which is how every Toyota E'Z 2011 Alivio 1.8 CVT 180E Elite Edition we hold is configured, so it can be registered as it arrives. Confirm the current requirement with your customs broker before ordering.
- What is the used-vehicle age limit in Mexico?
- Mexico restricts most used-vehicle imports to specific border/NAFTA-legacy programs; general commercial used-vehicle import is heavily limited — confirm eligibility before ordering a used unit.