With all this car sale threads with outrageous amounts ranging from 1.4m to 2.5m would we all be able to afford tom pay cash for vehicles?

If nobody is offering flexible terms of payment how will students, traders and low income earners etc be able to purchase cars via nairaland?

Agreed, its easier for a dealer to collect payment for cars in cash and its good for biz.
Some flexible arrangements (hire-purchase and lease) exist with notable names in the industry auto.
Has any dealer got this type of arrangement on NL?

Like they say.
If you've got it, flaunt it.

30% down payment, when the car is cleared you pay the balance.

ijapa888: With all this car sale threads with outrageous amounts ranging from 1.4m to 2.5m would we all be able to afford tom pay cash for vehicles?

If nobody is offering flexible terms of payment how will students, traders and low income earners etc be able to purchase cars via nairaland?

Agreed, its easier for a dealer to collect payment for cars in cash and its good for biz.
Some flexible arrangements (hire-purchase and lease) exist with notable names in the industry auto.
Has any dealer got this type of arrangement on NL?

Like they say.
If you've got it, flaunt it.

Not in Nigeria where your debtors will be threatening you before you can get your money back. Did that in d past and still biting my fingers. @ the end, you will be the one pleading and dedicating prayer points for your debtors to pay up it doesn't worth it.
@ OP, pls cut your coat as ur cloth, remember, Rome wasn't built in a day, if its 1999 car your money can buy for now, start with it, you can always upgrade in future, you sleep better @ nght when you are debt-free.