Used LHD Export Toyota Land Cruiser 300 / Prado 250 (Used) to
Export Toyota Land Cruiser 300 / Prado 250 (Used) to 
Nigeria
Reference FOB price: approximately $68,000–$95,000 (market reference — final quote confirmed on WhatsApp).
$102,525 landed
FOB 66.3%
Freight/Ins. 2.1%
Duty 24%
VAT 6.9%
Clearance 0.6%
FOB price$68,000
Freight$1,450
Insurance$748
Import duty$24,569
VAT$7,108
Clearance & handling$650
Total landed cost$102,525
Estimate only — confirm current duty/VAT rates with a licensed customs broker in Nigeria 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 |
Nigeria Import Notes
Nigeria bans import of passenger vehicles older than 12 years from year of manufacture.
Compare with Other Markets
| Country | Landed Total | |
|---|---|---|
 United Arab Emirates | $78,043 | View → |
 Saudi Arabia | $85,414 | View → |
 Chile | $89,198 | View → |
 Peru | $90,939 | View → |
 Kazakhstan | $91,065 | View → |
 Mexico | $98,366 | View → |
 Colombia | $100,155 | View → |
 South Africa | $101,560 | View → |
 Kenya | $102,438 | View → |
 Philippines | $102,858 | View → |
 Brazil | $111,527 | View → |
 Egypt | $112,686 | View → |
 Pakistan | $124,900 | View → |
 Thailand | $135,851 | View → |
Questions Buyers Ask
- Toyota Land Cruiser 300 / Prado 250 import duty and landed cost in Nigeria — used price?
- Landed cost for a used Toyota Land Cruiser 300 / Prado 250 in Nigeria is approximately $102,525 ($68,000 base + $2,198 freight/insurance + $31,677 duty/VAT + $650 clearance).
- How long does shipping the Toyota Land Cruiser 300 / Prado 250 to Nigeria 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 Land Cruiser 300 / Prado 250 be registered in Nigeria as it is?
- Yes — Nigeria accepts left-hand drive, which is how every Toyota Land Cruiser 300 / Prado 250 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 Nigeria?
- Nigeria bans import of passenger vehicles older than 12 years from year of manufacture.