About CediDrive

Buy a used car in Ghana that has been inspected, priced honestly, and comes with the papers.

What we do

A marketplace where every listed car is physically inspected against a published 150-point checklist by our own technicians, the mileage and import documents are verified, the accident history is pulled from the source-market record where available, and the price is shown against comparable local sales. Buyers can pay through escrow released after handover and registration transfer, and financing is arranged with partner banks. Sellers pay for inspection and get a car that sells faster because it is trusted.

Who we built it for

• Buyers in Ghana

  Middle-income buyers in Accra, Kumasi and Takoradi purchasing a 30,000 to 200,000 cedi vehicle.

• The diaspora

  People abroad buying a car for family at home who cannot inspect it themselves.

• Sellers and small dealers

  Sellers who want a car that sells faster because buyers trust it.

The problem

Buying a used car in Ghana means trusting a dealer at a roadside lot with no inspection, no service history, no mileage verification and frequently a document problem discovered only at registration.

Prices are set by negotiation rather than by data, so buyers routinely overpay by a large margin, and imported vehicles arrive with accident histories that are invisible locally.

Try it before anything else

The free used car buying check runs in your browser with no account. Answer fifteen questions about a used car before you pay, and see what is still unverified. Open it.