Please Help Me With This Vin Check

thanks man, ive got one more WDBJF55F8VA365720

Ivvie or Jenju,
kindly help me win this vin check: 1N4DL01D4YC196437.
Thanks.

2000 NISSAN ALTIMA XE/GXE/SE/GLE
1N4DL01D4YC196437
SEDAN 4 DR
2.4L L4 FI / FRONT WHEEL DRIVE

It's got a salvage title from Connecticut and was imported to Nigeria on the 22 of Sept 2007. 

  I am of nigerian lineage.  I am nigerian by blood and heritage and acadian by birth (which is a heritage better than those without roots).

Hi Ivvie,

Can you check out 1N4AL11D65C181359 for me.

Thanks in Advance.

Thanks.
This is the right VIN 4T1VK13E8PU084189

Cheers

Ivvie, Jenju please help me with this VIN check

1J4GW58S0XC721714

thanks

@Mu


2005 NISSAN ALTIMA S/SL
1N4AL11D65C181359
SEDAN 4 DR
2.5L L4 SFI DOHC 16V / FRONT WHEEL DRIVE

It's guaranteed and there is no flag against this.  It's got a clean record.

@dewal


1999 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO
1J4GW58S0XC721714
4 DR. WAGON/SPORT UTILITY
4.0L L6 FI / 4 WHEEL DRIVE
Averaged 18000 miles a year, in my opinion, excessively driven.  Fairfax Virginia isn't big enough to acrue that many miles.  It's got a clean sheet.


@Kar


1993 TOYOTA CAMRY XLE
4T1VK13E8PU084189
SEDAN 4 DR
3.0L V6 FI / FRONT WHEEL DRIVE

This vehicle has a JUNK title (damage is more than 75%).  It's been declared junk by the state of Florida and cannot be registered.  It's a TMU (total miles unknown) or actual mile unknown and shipped to Texas where it gladly got a new owner.

If you are considering this as a vehicle, I recommend you reconsider or get a second opinion.

@Para


1999 TOYOTA CAMRY
4T1BG22K5XU540828
SEDAN 4 DR
2.2L L4 FI 16V / FRONT WHEEL DRIVE

Vehicle was in an accident in January 2005.  Vehicle was shipped to Benin in April of 2007.  nB - Vehicle for its age already has had suspension serviced.  This isn't a high velocity or performance car and would not require such till ten or more years have lapse.  There is a report of "suspension system" service noted in 2002.  Camry's have no suspension system but McPherson struts configuration.  Something just isn't right.    Take note of that.

Thanks a million Ivvie.

Can you do a mail to me, I'll like to seek your advice.

dewaledeyiga@yahoo.com

One love

You are better off leaving me an offline message.  YahooID for messenger is IVAIE. 

Ivvie,
Thanks a lot man.But i need to know, what does JUNK registeration mean?

please help me with this thanks

5LMRU27L3WLJ36906

It is Junk Title and not Junk Registration.  A vehcle is salvage and deemed as 75% or more less than it's current market value.  A junk title (from the name implies) is of no value.  It probably at a junkyard or something waiting to be crushed. 

Open up a thread and ask fellow nairalanders.  They will give you the appropriate answer to the question.  Do not consider buying such a vehicle.  It should not be an option. 

@sola

This is a CAMRY with 4 or more owners within Florida.  It's a '98 with more than 210,000 miles.  It has a clean record.  It probably has gone through a colour change 'cause exterior colour was noted more than once.

@shawla

1998 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 5LMRU27L3WLJ36906 with two isolated salvage titles.  It's been in an accident.  

@Kar


This car is a total fraud.  It's been accidented, salvaged/rebuilt, probably been in flood, mileage has been rolledback and probably done its mechanical limits.  It has been categorised a LEMON.  Status shows that it was imported to Nigeria @10/18/2006.  It's a CAMRY.  The worst thing you can do is to ride a car that has been wet (flood or immersed).  It automatically becomes a mechanical coffin on wheels.  It is condemned and cannot be redeemed. 

nice work Ivvie, as an aside, what kind of mileage would be ideal for a used car?

Hei, what up?

Mileage differs from car to car.  If you are buying an american car and approaching 80,000 it's almost gone and everything begins falling apart.  They aren't built to last that long.  I've been in a few, at 30 - 45000 miles, they ride uncivilised (I'm not referring to performance).  If you read between the fine printed lines, there is a disclaimer "Best in Initial Quality."

Toyota's are designed for 10 years 200,000 miles.  In today's technology, Toyota claimes 10 years 250,000 miles.  Mercedes before 96 built 50 years 1,000,000 miles and a free Merc. when you roll over (whichever comes first).  Volvo claims to roll on forever (which is far from true, 'cause I'm not experiencing that).   All these is categorised in engineering as Material Science and LifeCycle  (if you want to research it).  It's basically detailing mechanics of deformable bodies or components with time being a constant factor.

Depending on how much you want to spend - a Toyota at 70,000 miles is a good buy but scarce or pricey.  A BMW at 100,000 is a joke.  Be ready to buy another transmission because it's overdue and needs replacement.  It isn't servicable and sealed for life.  

You will need to consider the previous owners.  I personally will not buy if it belonged to an ex-college student.  There will be a lot to fix.