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2004 RENAULT KANGOO CITRUS Price, Specs & Import to Kenya

Learn more about the RENAULT KANGOO CITRUS to buy in Nairobi.

Specifications / Renault / Kangoo / Citrus

At a Glance

Make:RENAULT
Model:KANGOO
Package/Grade:CITRUS
Year/Month:2004.9~
Body Type:Minivan / Van
Displacement (cc):1598cc
Transmission:4-Speed Automatic
Drive System:2WD

Estimated Price: 2004 RENAULT KANGOO to Kenya

Est. CIF to Mombasa:KES 378,986
Local Fees:KES 83,000
Est. Import Duty & Taxes:KES 38,001
Est. Total Landed:KES 499,987

Note: Estimate is based on an 6-year-old import (2019 model). Price is an average across all packages for this year. Duty based on average historical market data.

Dimensions & Weight

Body Dimension (L x W x H):4035x1675x1810mm
Compartment (L x W x H):----x----x----mm
Wheelbase:2600mm
Tread Front/Rear:1405mm / 1410mm
Full Weight (kg):1210kg
Doors / Seats:5 door / 5 seats

Engine & Drivetrain

Engine Model:K4M
Engine Type:Inline 4-Cylinder DOHC 16-Valve
Displacement (cc):1598cc
Max Power:95ps(70kW)/5000rpm
Max Torque:15.1kg m(148N m)/3750rpm
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Fuel Type:Unleaded Premium Gasoline
Fuel Tank Capacity:50 l

Steering, Suspension & Brakes

Steering:Power Assisted Rack & Pinion
Front Suspension:McPherson with Coil Spring
Rear Suspension:トレーリングアーム/トーションバ&#12540
Front Brakes:Ventilated Disc Brakes
Rear Brakes:Drum Brakes
Front Wheel Size:175/65 R14
Rear Wheel Size:175/65 R14
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Importing a RENAULT KANGOO to Kenya

Learn the full process of importing this RENAULT KANGOO from Japan directly to you in Nairobi. We handle shipping to Mombasa, customs clearance with the KRA, and ensure your vehicle meets all local import requirements.

KRA Import Duty & Tax Calculation

The KRA calculates import duty and taxes based on the vehicle's age, engine size, and value. Our cost estimator provides a transparent quote that includes all taxes and fees for this specific model, giving you a clear picture of the total landed cost in Kenya.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is the KANGOO reliable in Kenya?+
Yes, but with a condition. The 1.5 dCi engine is a robust workhorse, provided you feed it clean diesel and service it on time with the manufacturer-specified oil. Neglect is its enemy and leads to costly injector or turbo repairs.
What is the real fuel consumption?+
In heavy Nairobi traffic, budget for 14-16 km/L. On a highway drive like Nairobi to Nakuru, you can easily achieve 20-22 km/L if driven sensibly.
RENAULT KANGOO vs Toyota Probox?+
The Kangoo is vastly more comfortable, significantly more fuel-efficient, and safer. The Probox wins on two fronts: rock-solid resale value and the ability to find any part for it on Kirinyaga Road within minutes. It's a choice between daily driving pleasure (Kangoo) and long-term financial predictability (Probox).
Common problems?+
The most cited issues are related to maintenance. Clogged EGR valves from short city trips, failed injector seals if neglected, and timing belts that must be replaced on schedule. Electrical issues are less common on these newer models but always check that all buttons and functions work.
Is ground clearance sufficient?+
It's perfectly adequate for city life, including most speed bumps and potholed estate roads. You need to be cautious with the very aggressive bumps or steep driveways due to the front overhang, but for 95% of urban driving, it is not an issue.
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