KSh 3,900,000
Est. KSh 79,227/mo
How this price compares
Great priceThis one is priced below the typical range for a 2018–2020 Volvo XC60 in Kenya — typically KSh 4,890,000–KSh 5,550,000 (median KSh 5,300,000) across 9 listings on Garisea.
About KSh 26,000–KSh 36,000 a month
Fuel, servicing and tyres at 1,500 km a month. Insurance is separate.
An estimate, not a quote. EPRA, 15 October 2026.
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Start Trade-In ValuationPERFORMANCE Power 190HP Torque 400Nm Transmission 8-speed Automatic with manual control All Wheel Drive Drive Mode Select DRIVER’S FEATURES Multi-Function steering wheel Keyless engine start Rain sensing wipers Electrical retractable side mirrors Cruise control Electric park brake button Auto start/stop function EXTERIOR FEATURES LED headlights Day-time running lights Front fog lamps 18" Alloy rims Reverse sensors Side mirror indicators Roof rails INTERIOR FEATURES Auto climate control aircon Dual-zone climate control Rear aircon vents Reverse camera Audio AUX/USB ports Driver’s memory seat Power adjustable front seats Leather seats Touchscreen infotainment system
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The Volvo XC60 is a luxury crossover SUV that appeals to Kenyan buyers seeking a blend of Scandinavian design, safety, and comfort. With its all-wheel-drive capability, it's well-suited for both urban commutes and upcountry travels. The XC60 is available in both diesel and petrol variants, making it versatile for different driving preferences. It's particularly attractive to families and professionals who value premium features and a refined driving experience.
The XC60 is generally reliable, with robust build quality and a reputation for safety. However, diesel models may require more attention to the turbocharger and injectors, especially at higher mileages. Petrol engines are smoother but can develop minor electronic gremlins as they age.
Volvo's service intervals are generally every 10,000 km. While the XC60 is not the cheapest to maintain, it benefits from a network of independent specialists in Nairobi and Mombasa. Genuine parts can be sourced from franchise dealers, but aftermarket options are also available for common service items.
Parts are relatively available, with genuine components accessible through Volvo's authorised service centres in Nairobi. Aftermarket and ex-Japan parts can be found in places like Kirinyaga Road and Industrial Area. Some electronic components might be pricier and less common.
The diesel variants, typically powered by the D4 or D5 engines, offer better fuel economy, especially on highways, but can be slightly thirstier in stop-start Nairobi traffic. Petrol engines, like the T5, provide smoother power delivery but consume more fuel, particularly in urban settings.
General guidance for the Volvo XC60 in the Kenyan market — always verify the specific vehicle's condition and history.
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Urban Drive, Evergreen Center, Kiambu Rd, Nairobi, Kenya
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