We are direct importers, wholesalers & retailers of All Japanese Motor Vehicles, Spare Parts & Accessories. We can import any kind of high quality used vehicle like Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Nissan from Japan. We imports all type of vehicles like Minivan, Hatchback, Station W, Sedan, Buses, Cross-Country Suv, Sports Cars, Light passenger, Minivans, Vans & trucks.

We offer a one stop solution to the transport industry in regards to importatio / exportation of vehicles, real time tracking of vehicles, security and management of fuel depots / petrol stations / transporters. We source very clean good priced vehicles globally for our customers where ever they are either left or right hand drive. Arrange shipping and delivering of vehicles according to our customers needs customers needs especially to East and Central Africa. Use the latest GPS/GSM/GPRS technology to track anything from vehicles, pets, equipments etc. By use of above technology monitor fuel consumption of anything using fuel e.g. vehicles, generators, earthmovers etc Monitor fuel flow in depots, petrol station and trailers. Mission Statement Our mission statement is simple "Every challenge is different. We are in business for one reason; to see our clients succeed." Our focus is to adopt, service the needs of our clients and be the Total Solution for our clients. "Quality is never an accident, it's always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives". Customer Care At Cema Motors, we view our success as directly related to the exemplary support and service that we provide to our clientele and the trust that our clients have in a strong support team. We are excellent in provision of security solutions and always there to solve our customer's security, Information and communication technology issues. 

Associated Motors Ltd (AML), the leading General Motors East Africa Ltd. (GMEA) dealer network in Kenya, was established in July, 1964 as a small dealership in used cars and spares for various makes of vehicles. In 1966 AML was appointed the sole distributor of Isuzu products in Kenya. Associated Motors became Kenya's first assembler of Japanese vehicles in 1966 when it received a consignment of semi-knocked down (SKD) trucks. These were assembled under the supervision of technicians from Japan, who also trained local mechanics. AML's first branch was opened in Mombasa (Jomo Kenyatta Avenue) in 1975, and a year later, opened its Eldoret branch (along the Eldoret-Kisumu road) with both branches having a showroom, spare parts and workshop facilities. These locations are very central and prime within each region where it covers. In 1986, the company established its full facility Nakuru branch. 1986 also saw the emergence of Auto Fabricators Ltd, a subsidiary company, building cargo and van bodies on truck chassis, to supply Associated Motors' customers with quality and sturdy vehicle bodies.  In keeping with this same customer oriented focus, a new full service branch was opened in Meru, in mid 1993, to support its growing customer base in the Mount Kenya region 1991 saw Associated Motors being appointed, by GMEA, distributors for Opel products through its branches across Kenya. This marked the first time Opel vehicles would actually be assembled in East Africa. During, 2003, Associated Motors, in a joint venture with Associated Auto Centre Ltd, (AAC), opened a new branch in Kisumu to serve the many Isuzu and Opel customers in that region Associated Motors Limited. In 2004, the attractive and aggressively priced Chevrolet brand, with two saloon car models, the Aveo and the Optra, was launched in the Kenyan market with Associated Motors and Associated Auto Centre being appointed dealers to support GMEA in the distribution of these vehicles. In 2007, the Hummer was introduced officially to Kenya by GMEA which as dealers also included it in our product line. 2007 also saw the introduction of the renown air-condition product (Sanden) and also the superior generator set models (Denyo) in a step towards diversification of AMG's product base. 2008 saw the birth of a sister company of Associated Motors Group called Auto Mart limited which will oversee all related products that are being introduced such as Sanden air conditions, Denyo Generators, Welding Machines and Compressors as well as LIFAN cars (Saloon & SUVs). In August 2008, the LIFAN 1300CC saloon cars was launched for the first time in the East African Market by Auto Mart Limited (a member of Associated Motors Group) and the 2008 model retails at competitive price of less than Kshs. 1 million with 2 years warranty or 50,000 Kms (whichever comes first. Aggressive Expansion into East African markets of Tanzania and Uganda is already taking place under Auto Mart Limited with an aim to have branches in these countries by Mid 2009.

Toyota Kenya Limited [TKL] is the sole distributor of Toyota and Yamaha Brands in Kenya. We are the leading motor vehicle distributor in Kenya, a position we have held for the past seven years. We offer vehicle after-sales support services for Toyota brands and Yamaha brands countrywide! Our head office is in Nairobi; with branches in Mombasa, Eldoret & Lokichogio. We also have regional dealer representation in Nyeri, Nanyuki, Kisumu, Nakuru and Kericho. TKL is 100‰ owned by Toyota Tsusho Corporation [TTC] the trading arm of Toyota Motor Corporation.

Since its establishment in March 1997, Sign industries has brought about a revolution in signs and allied products in Tanzania, and introduced several modern concepts in the field of contemporary signage to the nation. However, while we had abolished the stereotypes in signage, and were feeling justifiably proud of our success, the poignant reality was that technology had begun to replace talented artists and craftsmen who had inherited rich talents from their forefathers, and such artists were becoming an endangered species. As this scenario was developing and became inevitable, we decided to combat the sad situation in a positive way and thus embarked upon a training program to involve and absorb talented local craftsmen in using their skill in combination with technology, hence enabling them to keep them active and retain them in the mainstream of business, The result was overwhelmingly successful, and eventually facilitated sign industries growth to a position of dominant market-share. We also manifested and established a fact, that those who were intimidated by sophistication and shunned from jumping into the technology bandwagon would soon become obsolete. During the same period, we also became increasingly aware of the lack of neon lighting in our cities, without which our skyline appeared dull, colorless and static. The neon industry in Tanzania had closed down in about 1960 after the European tube-benders left the country just before independence. By mid-1997, we were studying the possibility of bringing the neon back, which had remained dormant for almost 35 years. There was no turning back! By November of the same year, Sign Industries had the first neon sign flashing on a rooftop. It was the dawn of a new brightness that would forever illuminate and change the general appearance of our cities and enhance our skyline. The rebirth of neon in Tanzania was a challenge as well as an opportunity, and our dream of being the leaders in matters of signage was becoming reality. As you look at our signs nationwide, we hope our dream is being realized before your own eyes, and we are eager to keep quality-appealing signs as part of our life style. We pledge our efforts to bring new products into the market place to better serve the needs of general signage. Sign industries thus created a new trend in corporate culture. It is indeed a matter of great pride in such a short time. Sign industries has become the recognized leader in its field, and has been awarded the nations most prestigious sign projects. The secret behind such success in dedication and the zeal to lead and remain ahead in the industry. We do not have competitors, as such, since we consider other sign makers as our colleagues sharing the same market, and we are proud to be able to extend help and advice to them, whenever asked for. But of course our long and wide international exposure and diversified ability ahs given us an unfair advantage, envied by many!  Our current client base is the cream of Tanzania's top corporate accounts and includes most banks, communication operators, utility providers, architects, builders, designers. Consultants and estate management, and extends beyond retail business-owners locally and up-country. Sign industries enjoys nationwide recognition supplying and installing signs all over the country, Our Sky marks have lent a brighter edge to our skylines and edifices, and our neon sign atop the PPF Tower is the highest and biggest sign from ground zero in the country. Today Sign Industries has been considered as an authority in terms of signage and our recognition has been so overwhelming, that national newspapers and reputed magazines have given us coverage and praised our products. "The builder" magazine have chosen products by sign industries in their cover page. We were also invited to give lectures and demonstration on signs and allied products at national level. Sign industries will continue to bring innovative ideas to general signage industry thereby creating the culture of the language of visual communication. We are ready to share our secrets, experience and success with you.