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Year: 2003
Make / Model: Toyota Corolla Le (American Specs)
Body Style: 4 Dr Sedan
Interior Color: Light brown
Engine: 4 Cyl.
Exterior Color: Metallic Gold
Transmission: Automatic
Current Millage: Less than 20,000 miles

Power Windows, Trip Odometer, Tachometer, Air Conditioning, Tilt Steering Wheel, Cruise Control, Rear Defroster, Compact Disc Player, Power Mirrors, AM/FM Stereo Radio, Driver Side Air Bag, Passenger Side Air Bag, Passenger Airbag On/Off

To schedule an appointment to see the car, please contact me on 08023077793. Asking price is N1.75 million.

You gat! fantastic offer up there only if you can support it with VIN.
Best wishes!!!!

1.75m for a Naija used, 2003 Toyota Corolla

My guy, that's the price for a clean tokunbo 2005/06 Toyota Corolla.

You should come as low as 1 million!!!

posh_dre:

1.75m for a Naija used, 2003 Toyota Corolla

My guy, that's the price for a clean tokunbo 2005/06 Toyota Corolla.

You should come as low as 1 million!!!

Y do you even wanna buy it? why dont you kuku go thief am? 1 million? Clearing alone is around 200-250k. shipping cost around $1200-$1500. Then he will buy etc. No offence but you might consider making your own car.

abeg wud 1.4 fly thats the last i can offer, can i call 2 confirm

@ promise72,

I'll suggest you read properly before jumping into conclusion!

Three questions for you:

1. Did you see a Lagos plate number (MZ 985 KJA) on that car or not?

2. Did the poster indicate it's fresh out of the port or Naija used?

3. Do you have to "clear" a Naija used ride too?

If it's been registered, why would it go for N1.75m (same price of a fresh-out of-the-port 2005 Toyota Corolla)?

Justice, fairness and equity MUST reign on Nairaland!

@ poster, please clarify if it been used in Naija or not.

One love!

Ma$e:

@ promise72,

I'll suggest you read properly before jumping into conclusion!

Three questions for you:

1. Did you see a Lagos plate number (MZ 985 KJA) on that car or not?

2. Did the poster indicate it's fresh out of the port or Naija used?

3. Do you have to "clear" a Naija used ride too?

If it's been registered, why would it go for N1.75m (same price of a fresh-out of-the-port 2005 Toyota Corolla)?

Justice, fairness and equity MUST reign on Nairaland!

@ poster, please clarify if it been used in Naija or not.

One love!

Ma$e,

May be i am coming a bit hard on you. However u must admit that the offer price is a tad too low. Even at Naija used, the mileage is very low. It combines both usage in US and Naija.

I would have expected u to request Vin info, condition etc (unless accident car) before offer. Naija used doesnt automatically equals price crash especially on corollas. Reliable, low cost to maintain etc.

I dont have a bone in this fight. Dont kno seller from adam. But be fair.

Once again, my bad.

@ promise, thanx for your mature response.

My motive was to get the seller to clarify the status of the car.
You know I could name my price and he concedes too.

Nothing's really too low or high. It can be bought higher than 1.75m and a lot less too.

I'll Keep catching my fun on the auto section of nairaland.

Cheers

i believe that the price for this car is way too high.no matter how well mentainend a naija used car is,bottom line is that it is naija used ;in lagos for that matter!

it's a shame that our road conditions and highly crooked mechanics turn this well built machines into crap in no time after just a few years.

folks in Abuja, PortHarcourt and some other cool towns will tell you that your car will last 10 times longerPand neater in those places than in this hustle town called lagos.

i personally can never buy a naija used car no matter how clean it looks.just my opinion and not in any way trying to knock your hustle.

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promise72:

Ma$e,

May be i am coming a bit hard on you. However u must admit that the offer price is a tad too low. Even at Naija used, the mileage is very low. It combines both usage in US and Naija.

I would have expected u to request Vin info, condition etc (unless accident car) before offer. Naija used doesnt automatically equals price crash especially on corollas. Reliable, low cost to maintain etc.

I don't have a bone in this fight. don't kno seller from adam. But be fair.

Once again, my bad.

Then I ask, if yu can get a tokunbo 2005 for the same price, why buy this one? In any event, the milage of less than 20000, is very suspicious. I will never buy a nija used 2003 corrola for 1.75m. god forbid.

Seller, is not serious about selling yet!

As long as he can back it up with a VIN. The ball is in the seller's court now.