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Teejay07 (m)
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Hi Nairalanders,
I have seen the Toyota Corolla 2009 on the net. And, it looks beautiful - in a cute way - though nothing near the Camry 2007. Has anyone an idea of whether the car is in Nigeria already. If not, when can we expect it to be in Nigeria.
Also, the price seems reasonable. Looks like a must-ride for Toyota buffs. i definitely would love to buy one if the price is affordable - say in the region of N 2.2m or N 2.7m.
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chikeze (m)
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its already in naija teejay07. here are some pics my neighbour has bought one for 2.6m
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jenju (m)
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its already in naija teejay07. here are some pics my neighbour has bought one for 2.6m
The 2.0,1.8, 1.6 and 1.4Liters engine Corollas are being marketed in Nigeria and the 1.4Liter engine is the one that sells for 2.6 - 3m. The photographs you posted are for the XLE 1.8 Liter Corolla, those can go as high as over N4m. For those serious buyers, I can get you an American spec version of the 1.8Liter version for less than N4m within 6 weeks. There is also a 2.4Liter Corolla that is not marketed in Nigeria, I can get that for serious buyers as well. Send your email to tikola70@hotmail.com
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viperman (m)
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They are everywhere now. Nigerians don't waste time with things like these.
It's going for 2.6M brand new.
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Teejay07 (m)
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Thank you guys. Its nice to know Nigerians are up-to-date. I better start saving  Cheers
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RemyAO
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i SHOULD BE PICKING MINE UP ON WEDNESDAY COURTESY FIRST BANK/GLOBE MOTORS
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invisible! (m)
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The 2009 model corolla is a fine bird, but does anyone here know the price of the 2007 model and if I can find it 'new' in Nigeria.
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jenju (m)
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The 2009 model corolla is a fine bird, but does anyone here know the price of the 2007 model and if I can find it 'new' in Nigeria.
Budget arround N3m for a "new" 2007 Toyota Corolla if you can find one. I can however get you a brand new "tear leather" 2008 model in 6 weeks if you prefer, for only N3.15m. If interested email me @ tikola70@hotmail.com
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Teejay07 (m)
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RemyAo,
if i may ask what type did you pick up. What are the features and how much did it cost - please.
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invisible! (m)
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Budget arround N3m for a "new" 2007 Toyota Corolla if you can find one. I can however get you a brand new "tear leather" 2008 model in 6 weeks if you prefer, for only N3.15m. If interested email me @ tikola70@hotmail.comSorry to ask this question, but the 2007 corolla, is it in any way superior in quality than the 2009 model? Am asking cause of the price disparity between the two. I was thinking that the 2007 model should be cheaper since is is now 'old model'  Please explain this to me.
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jenju (m)
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Sorry to ask this question, but the 2007 corolla, is it in any way superior in quality than the 2009 model? Am asking cause of the price disparity between the two. I was thinking that the 2007 model should be cheaper since is is now 'old model'  Please explain this to me. I apologise for not making things clearer. You see, the 2009 model that is being sold for N2.7m+ is the 1.4Liter version. As of last week, the official Toyota dealers didn't even have the 1.8Liter version of the 2009 Corolla in stock, in Abuja! I had assumed that people would know that the 1.8Liter 2007 is what was sold for N3m. The prices I've mentioned in my last post for the most part apply to the 1.8Liter version.
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invisible! (m)
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Thanks Jenju.
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Ivvie
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Yep, I drove one and it's beautiful. I've never been impressed with a Toyota before. The Avensis is actually remarkable and meticulously engineered and refined when you drive it hard. They are rapid for the size of engines they and hold the roads. Asian-market Toyota's are better than the crap sold in the US.
Nigeria's Toyota is not the one pasted by the poster. It is wider and slightly lowered. From the front view, looks very much like a Camry but vertex headlight config.
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Ivvie
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Sorry to ask this question, but the 2007 corolla, is it in any way superior in quality than the 2009 model? Am asking cause of the price disparity between the two. I was thinking that the 2007 model should be cheaper since is is now 'old model'  Please explain this to me. '07 is inferior! You will need to see for yourself and drive for yourself. They don't drive the same and one is highly computerised than the other and bolder with sporty setup. The newest Corolla is highly governed by several systems (accessories) and the feel you get in response when spirited is exhilirating.
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Arielle
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Hi guys. Does anyone have a picture of the 1.4L that is is Nigeria? How much is it now? Can one get financing and from which bank? ( I live in Abuja). Please any advise will be much appreciated.
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AORemi
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TEEJAY 07. SORRY FOR THE LATE REPLY BEING FAR FROM MY PC, FORGOTTEN MY PASSWORD, SEE ATTACHED FOR PRICE LIST COROLLA (NEW MODEL)
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Teejay07 (m)
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@AORemi,
thanks. Infact what you sent is comprehensive enough. I am actually making arrangements for something. I will let you know in here as soon as I am through.
Regards.
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TOYOSI20 (f)
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I love the '09 Corolla, they are just very sporty and fabulous, 
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chrisoml (m)
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My fellow Nigerians I wonder when we will stop all these rip off from people with all the price hike 4 a 2009 corolla upto 4m naira, na waoooo check out from Toyota and then work-out the exchange rate including shipping and clearing cost. Even if am buyer a 2009 corolla XRS with with 2.4L 4-Cyl 5-speed auto @ $20,000.00 http://www.toyota.com/corolla/trims-prices.html
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ziontrain
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Nairalanders,
How much is 2009 Corolla 1.8 Liter XLE sold for in Naija?
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jenju (m)
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My fellow Nigerians I wonder when we will stop all these rip off from people with all the price hike 4 a 2009 corolla upto 4m naira, na waoooo check out from Toyota and then work-out the exchange rate including shipping and clearing cost. Even if am buyer a 2009 corolla XRS with with 2.4L 4-Cyl 5-speed auto @ $20,000.00 http://www.toyota.com/corolla/trims-prices.htmlChrisoml, I wouldn't classify the pricing model by Nigerian car dealers as rip offs. The scheme can be explained by simple economics. Consider this: UK 2.4L Honda Accord EX-L base model , £25,000 , Approx (N6,000,000) USA 2.4L Honda Accord EX-L base model , $25,000 , Approx (N3,000,000) Nigeria 2.4L Honda Accord EX-L base model , Approx (N5.6million - 6.x) These cars can be sold at half price, if you will, in the USA because the competition is quite steep, and the number of Honda Accords sold in the USA alone is more than the combined number of Accords sold in the rest of the world! The manufacturers can afford to sell at lower prices and still make a heafty profit based on volume. If the demand for these cars disappears, the prices will naturally drop. This principle applies to all other cars imported to Nigeria. My 2 kobos
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