The Toyota 4Runner is the rugged body-on-frame SUV that holds its value unusually well. The table below estimates what customs will charge on a Tokunbo Toyota 4Runner by year, computed with the same engine as our car import duty calculator: 20% duty, 15% NAC levy (used), 7% surcharge on duty, 0.5% ETLS, the 4% FOB levy and 7.5% VAT, at the official rate of ₦1,331/$ (as of 2026-10-13) with a 30% NCS valuation uplift on an estimated US market price.
| 4Runner year | Est. price (FOB) | Customs charges | Car + customs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 Toyota 4Runner | $13,000 | ₦12,436,505 | ₦29,739,505 |
| 2016 Toyota 4Runner | $21,000 | ₦19,626,134 | ₦47,577,134 |
| 2020 Toyota 4Runner | $31,000 | ₦28,613,169 | ₦69,874,169 |
"Car + customs" converts the un-uplifted purchase price at the same rate and adds the customs charges; it excludes shipping, terminal and agent fees, which typically add ₦800,000 to ₦1,500,000. US price figures are rough market estimates for a clean-title car in fair condition; your actual purchase and the NCS valuation will differ.
Take a 2016 Toyota 4Runner bought at $21,000 with $1,200 freight. Customs uplifts the FOB by 30% before assessment, giving a CIF of about ₦38,296,863. On that: import duty ₦7,659,373 (20%), NAC levy ₦5,744,529 (15% used), surcharge ₦536,156 (7% of duty), ETLS ₦191,484 (0.5%), FOB levy ₦1,453,452 (4% of FOB), then VAT of ₦4,041,139 (7.5% on everything). Total customs charges: ₦19,626,134, before local port and agent fees.
Numbers move with the naira. Run your own figures, model a different uplift, and get a quote from a vetted clearing agent on the car import duty calculator.
Estimate only. Computed at the official rate of ₦1,331/$ as of 2026-10-13, with estimated US market prices and a 30% valuation uplift. Final duty is set by the NCS assessed value, HS classification and the FX rate at clearing. Confirm with a licensed clearing agent before you ship.