Honda accord euro 2006.
I4, cylinder, 2.4L engine.

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Answer yourself!!
Is this car suitable for bolt?

Yes it is

Chnbanc:
Answer yourself!!
Is this car suitable for bolt?

If you don't have an answer, just pass.

Thatwebdev:
Honda accord euro 2006.
I4, cylinder, 2.4L engine.

Yes it is.....if you are planning to buy the car, I can help you with the Inspection

yes it is but be mindful of the body parts its very expensive.

Michael547:

Yes it is.....if you are planning to buy the car, I can help you with the Inspection

Thanks but I've owned it for 2 weeks now.

Very very fast car.

slimmoney:
yes it is but be mindful of the body parts its very expensive.

Alright, thank you.

Thatwebdev:
Honda accord euro 2006.
I4, cylinder, 2.4L engine.

Yes it is. I am interested. please 08030938491

DECOtech:

Yes it is. I am interested. please 08030938491

If you don't mind me asking, intrested in what?

Acura tsx. Good 4plugs. But body parts can buy kilos of gold. Very expensive

Angrygoat:
Acura tsx. Good 4plugs. But body parts can buy kilos of gold. Very expensive

Thanks.. But didn't answer the question o.

It's an Honda accord euro but I understand that it was sold as the above mentioned in some parts of the world.

Thatwebdev:


If you don't mind me asking, intrested in what?

Interested in using it for bolt if its your car and you are willing to give it out on HP

DECOtech:


Interested in using it for bolt if its your car and you are willing to give it out on HP

Oh sorry. It's my personal car.

Depending on the city you are.
If you are in Abuja It will be very viable because you will see rides with sufficient distance/time per trip to earn you returns. eg 2k, 3k, 4k a drop kind of business.
In smaller towns - the truth is that you will be earning to refuel your ride. N600/drop and the likes. To squeeze out true profit under this climate is hard especially for your engine size.
What I am saying. Just try out and see. If it works out for you - fine. If not, report your experience as well to guide/inform others who may come up with this question in the future.
God bless you.

aeu1:
Depending on the city you are.
If you are in Abuja It will be very viable because you will see rides with sufficient distance/time per trip to earn you returns. eg 2k, 3k, 4k a drop kind of business.
In smaller towns - the truth is that you will be earning to refuel your ride. N600/drop and the likes. To squeeze out true profit under this climate is hard especially for your engine size.
What I am saying. Just try out and see. If it works out for you - fine. If not, report your experience as well to guide/inform others who may come up with this question in the future.
God bless you.

Thank you bro.

Well from my observation. I make just enough to fuel.

For example. I fuel 3k at 180/L. Make a 25km journey to and fro, like taking my gf to her an interview and bringing her back home.

Then I use the remaining fuel till it reaches reserve to make 5-6k. So I remove my fuel money which is 3k and the profit Is 2k. Not so much for driving around.