jeffreyUzo:
Please share your experience if your car was purchased from seme / kutonu.
Is it advisable to buy your car from there?
Is it risky?
Are the paper works properly done?
Are there unforseen issues with making purchase from there?

All this is to ensure that we don't just buy the idea of buying cars from
kotonu all in the name cheap prices.

Please share your experiences, pros and cons.

Thanks

jeffreyUzo:
Please share your experience if your car was purchased from seme / kutonu.
Is it advisable to buy your car from there?
Is it risky?
Are the paper works properly done?
Are there unforseen issues with making purchase from there?

All this is to ensure that we don't just buy the idea of buying cars from
kotonu all in the name cheap prices.

Please share your experiences, pros and cons.

Thanks
.......no drama about all that,I for one do business within that axis and I have never regretted it,we have genuine ones and yes those that are ready to swindle people of their hard earned money, bottom line is getting reputable and reliable people to work with,and its not because its cheap,its simply because u buying direct from the source first hand,and also have a total view of what u are buying....

heffem:
My broda goodmorning... I buy cars from Cotonou and the papers work are genuine if coming thru seme. But the Gospel truth is that vehicles bought thru our paths here are more expensive than those bought at Tin can, Lagos........#for some reasons I can't disclose here... So, do not have the mindset that Cotonou cars are cheaper....just that u can make choices... #goodluck

jeffreyUzo:




One guy was offering me 450k for a car in kotonu, Toyota corolla 2000, and i was skeptical.
Am not sure if its geniue.

jeffreyUzo:
Thanks for the heads up.
May I ask if you are suggesting that i go to Tin Can to buy instead?
Since its more authentic there.