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austinobee
Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« on: May 09, 2008, 05:00 PM »

Buying a Tokunbo car is generally always better than buying Nigerian Used cars when it comes to reliability of purchase.  A tokunbo car would and should have less problems than a Nigerian used car.  I think this should be because of one of the following factors:

(1)  The state of our roads in Nigeria
(2)  The mentality of car users in Nigeria who hardly service their cars
(3)  The recklessness of drivers in Nigeria who in a hurry will bump into available pothole in the bad roads.

However, tokunbo cars are more expensive than Nigerian used cars.  The question is:  Is it possible to get good tokunbo cars at cheap (rock bottom) prices?

Yes it is.    You can get a good deal from cotonou agents and firewall drivers at the risk of losing your cars to custom officials who would sieze cars from smugglers that do not pay dues or know how to go about the business.

Anyway, if you need a reliable Tokunbo car from cotonou at the best price with a money back guarantee, should you not like the car on arrival, you can call the following numbers 0704267514 and 07028833735.  Also call for price enquiries.  You will discover that the prices are much lower than what you will get from major tokunbo car dealers
benedo (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #1 on: May 09, 2008, 06:11 PM »

Chief,

This your post should be in the auto section and i am sure  u must have meant  Tokunbo Cars  Wink
goshen360 (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #2 on: May 09, 2008, 06:13 PM »

Yea, i agree with you because i reside in the border area of Nigeria and benin republic and also buy cars for customers at times. I also have the idea of how much its being sold in Lagos or else where in Nigeria. The main issue is, most of the tyme, car dealers at Apapa also have agent at seme border area who buys car for them to resell. But if you can connect a good agent from seme border, you are sure of a better fair price.

Keep the thread going please.
WallaceDon (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #3 on: May 09, 2008, 06:49 PM »

You made a point here but i want to help you guys to avoid why me? or heard i know Huh?

I knew a good car deals in Nigerian, Last year I bought my Honda Babyboy and my Benz 190 from him at a cheap cost, I travel back to UK on April 15th 2007 and eve since then my mom have not complain of having any problem with the 190 Benz i left for her.

I lost their complimentary card but you can get their information through the below link.

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/board/buy-sell/40273-cheap-cars-sale-nigeria.html

For your own good try then first before jumping down to Benin Republic to avoid customs problem.

if interested kindly call them on 08068097693 or email  


Thank You.

Still DJ WallaCE.
nkc (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #4 on: May 09, 2008, 07:01 PM »

@walladon

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dewiseacre (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #5 on: May 10, 2008, 12:15 PM »

Which of u guys can get me a car for N200,000 in perfect conditions.A very good and befitting car for a young man of 25, and I don't want old school
austinobee
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #6 on: May 10, 2008, 12:22 PM »

Quote from: dewiseacre on May 10, 2008, 12:15 PM
Which of u guys can get me a car for N200,000 in perfect conditions.A very good and befitting car for a young man of 25, and I don't want old school

dewiseacre What kind of car are you looking at?  I think we should be able to get you something.  Just call me this evening on 07028833735 or 07084267514
dewiseacre (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #7 on: May 10, 2008, 12:45 PM »

Guys,what I have is 200k for everything.i.e papers,licenses and what have you.I want something very OK,sportish,trendy, maybe a coupe and it has to be in good working condition.
Toks2008
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #8 on: May 10, 2008, 12:46 PM »

Hi Guys,



Well i very much believe that Nigerians have totally been misguided concerning the issue of cars.

1. Cars are necessities and not luxuries. Therefore buy an affordable car as long as it is presentable and in a very good shape. Forget very expensive cars and use your money for more productive things.

2. Never buy a car without finding out the maintainance cost.

3. VIN(Vehicle identification number) or no VIN, to know car history is not a guarantee that you will enjoy a particular car. Make a thorough examination.

4. If you ever decide to buy Nigerian used cars, please be careful because 9 out of every 10 Nigerian used cars have a hidden problem.

5. This might sound stupid but please if you have a choice to choose between auto and manual transmission,dive for the manual. Cheap to maintain.

6. If you must buy expensive cars, go for the Nigerian used ones that are not more than a year in Nigeria because in most cases the owners are probaly broke after spending so much to aquire it.

7. Until our Nigerian auto dealers soft pedal,stop waisting your Hard earned money buying cars of eight years or less from dealers in Nigeria due to their exploitative atitude. Order them directly from United Stes.

8. Alternatively go to Benin Rep. and buy your car, do your duty and drive your car home jeje, no fear of this or that. You can save thousands of naira and give to charity rather than dashing it out to our dealers here. Immagine what you can do with N100,000 savings on toyota camry 2001 model that is sold here at N1.4m or N1.5m while you will get same from Benin rep. at about N1.3m(duty fee included).

9. If you have your way, look for good car sales outlet in lagos where you can find cheap cars above 8 years and buy jeje and don't wait until you have millions to shower on the so called state of the art cars.

10. If you love variety, then never use a car for more than a year or at most two before selling it. Just add a little money to buy another one.


Thanks

Tokunbo

dewiseacre (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #9 on: May 10, 2008, 12:55 PM »

Guys,what I have is 200k for everything.i.e papers,licenses and what have you.I want something very OK,sportish,trendy, maybe a coupe and it has to be in good working condition.


austinobee
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #10 on: May 10, 2008, 01:07 PM »

Quote from: dewiseacre on May 10, 2008, 12:55 PM
Guys,what I have is 200k for everything.i.e papers,licenses and what have you.I want something very OK,sportish,trendy, maybe a coupe and it has to be in good working condition.
 
 


What exactly do you need? A tokunbo or a Nigerian Used (Second hand) car?  Please be specific.
dewiseacre (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #11 on: May 10, 2008, 01:16 PM »

Austin,I'm not choosy about whether it is tokunbo or Nigerian used.I just want one that is very OK,working well and trendy.My friend bought his at a local car wash and the car is very OK, another friend of mine bought one that was imported and that's OK too, so any would do,as long as it meets my taste of being trendy,ok and fine.
Toks2008
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #12 on: May 10, 2008, 01:20 PM »

Hi Bro,

I no go fool you, it is very hard to get a good Nigerian used for that price but if you have like N300k, you might just be lucky.


Toks.
neo_welsh (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #13 on: May 10, 2008, 03:53 PM »

u rite
Rsconcept
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #14 on: May 10, 2008, 08:52 PM »

Hello nairalander, I have Good car for sell, It is in Good condition  and the price is very good. Anybody interested should contact me on 2348060516930. lest I forget The brand is Benz 230.
dee02 (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #15 on: May 11, 2008, 01:44 PM »

Quote from: Rsconcept on May 10, 2008, 08:52 PM
Hello nairalander, I have Good car for sell, It is in Good condition  and the price is very good. Anybody interested should contact me on 2348060516930. lest I forget The brand is Benz 230.

Do people still buy BENZ 230?!
Fuc/king hell!

If u have a Bugatti Veyron, lets talk!
begood1
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #16 on: Yesterday at 10:58:31 AM »

Quote from: Toks2008 on May 10, 2008, 01:20 PM
Hi Bro,

I no go fool you, it is very hard to get a good Nigerian used for that price but if you have like N300k, you might just be lucky.


Toks.

Hello Toks,
Can someone get a sound one with 250K?
please advice on the type of vehicle which wil be involved.
dee02 (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #17 on: Yesterday at 12:21:54 PM »

Quote from: begood1 on Yesterday at 10:58:31 AM
Hello Toks,
Can someone get a sound one with 250K?
please advice on the type of vehicle which wil be involved.

My brother it is your lucky day because my friend's great-grandfather wants to sell his RENAULT (OKERE) 1967model for 130k!
You would have spare cash of about 120k left so u can spruce it up with a tinted window, alloy wheels, cd blaster and airconditioner

let me know if your interested
it is well in the name of the Lord
begood1
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #18 on: Yesterday at 02:20:03 PM »

Quote from: dee02 on Yesterday at 12:21:54 PM
My brother it is your lucky day because my friend's great-grandfather wants to sell his RENAULT (OKERE) 1967model for 130k!
You would have spare cash of about 120k left so u can spruce it up with a tinted window, alloy wheels, cd blaster and airconditioner

let me know if your interested
it is well in the name of the Lord
My post was addressed clearly to TOks,
Please i don't have any business to do with people like u
why not persuade your father to sell his today?? Embarrassed
dee02 (m)
Re: Tukunbo Cars Vs Nigerian Fairly Used?
« #19 on: Yesterday at 09:03:05 PM »

Quote from: begood1 on Yesterday at 02:20:03 PM
My post was addressed clearly to TOks,
Please i don't have any business to do with people like u
why not persuade your father to sell his today?? Embarrassed

my guy relax now, i dey try make sure say u get car buy
why u come dey vex?LOL Grin Grin Grin Grin
your money no go fit buy the TYRE wey dey my papa car so make we no go there at all
goodluck with your search for a car Grin Grin
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