lomomike: now, this is my comrade in the business of toyota haters

yungboss:
Toyota is a good brand, a very good brand- meets the need of those who are after economy.

yungboss:
Toyota is a good brand, a very good brand- meets the need of those who are after economy.

sultaan:

I don't really hate Toyota, I just don't like the fact that people are focused on boring brands and pay too much for an economy mistakes

I don't think its good spend so much on economic models. When the best minds in Nigeria think Camry is a dream car, there is a big problem

lomomike: then that car would be a Toyota avensis 2.0 D-4D T4

sultaan: You guys need to understand the strategy of a professional, there is no money when you service reliable quality cars.

But that crap they call Toyota that dies everywhere, that is a boat payment sitting on the side of the road

With so many owners willing to make such a generous contribution to Siena's economy, he is shopping for a bigger boat right now .

Look through the forum its my Toyota this, Toyota that; all Siena heard was kaching kaching so he has to redirect his skills to a lucrative brand, but his love stays with Audi (no reason to downgrade)

Spot on, bro.

yungboss: Siena kindly help a south African lady on issues with her 320i, '93 model.
https://www.nairaland.com/1522078/good-day-bmw-320i-wont/1

captalex: Can't wait to see him get dirty with toyota brakepads and Transmission fluid. hehe

smartchoice: Oga Siena am interested in a 2002 Avensis, is it advisable to buy a rhd to convert to a lhd?

Siena:

If you know of a competent vehicle technician in Nigeria who can do the conversion, you've seen some of his / her work and are happy with the quality of workmanship, then yes, it's a good buy. Or I could point you in the right direction of a LHD car.

smartchoice: Oga Siena am interested in a 2002 Avensis, is it advisable to buy a rhd to convert to a lhd?

smartchoice: ok if the right direction involves a 2002 avensis costing less than a thousand pounds please point in that direction sire!

Siena: ^^^ It certainly would.

The way I see things, a LHD conversion is only worth doing if the car is a rare one, or a run-of-the-mill RHD model with sentimental value.

But that's just me.

smartchoice: You have still not pointed me to a 2002 avensis lhd costing not more than a thousand pounds!

Siena: Well, the Toyota Hilux is officially mine. The company called back yesterday to accept my offer. They're sending an email to that effect, and they'll also send the vehicle registration document (V5). I'll then be able to register it in my name.

I'm going to be recovering the truck to my own garage sometime next week, the thread title will be ammended accordingly.

Homguy: helo, but what happens to the Avensis then? Keenly following though. So much mature minds in this section.Cheers!

Siena:
^^^The Avensis will have to wait for someone else to save her (or make an attempt to). After going through what needs to be replaced, I feel she's too far gone, beyond financial redemption.

aieromon: Is the Lexus engine diesel powered?

aieromon: Is the engine bay of the Hilux big enough to accommodate the V8 engine?

aieromon: Why your love for V8 engines?

Why my love for V8 engines? I love the instant response, low-down grunt and beefy torque only a naturally-aspirated V8 motor can provide. A naturally-aspirated V6 pales in comparison, and might as well be a light-pressure turbocharged I4. To cap it all, the glorious V8 rumble. Awesome sound track, especially if running straight-through pipes.

Lexusgs430: Siena, I always knew you secretly had an eye for the powerplant in my Lexus. @ least now I know not to attempt to race a pretend-Hilux!!
Lexus is really the ' Pursuit of Perfection '

Lol. I could always reverse my plans, and install an Audi S8 engine instead. But going the Lexus / Toyota route will give me a better understanding of the Toyota brand.

Siena:

Lol. I could always reverse my plans, and install an Audi S8 engine instead. But going the Lexus / Toyota route will give me a better understanding of the Toyota brand.

Siena:
^^^The Avensis will have to wait for someone else to save her (or make an attempt to). After going through what needs to be replaced, I feel she's too far gone, beyond financial redemption.