Leather interior
Automatic Transmission
Power window, door and seats
AC Working‎
CD Player
V6 Engine


Contact : zizzo

Phone : 08122098787
Whatsapp : 07060575253
Pin : D87CEE6E



Price : 800k asking

Location: ikoyi

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Sa

this is a 98 model


happy sales

Still available

Baby boy for 800k?
Joker

Sa

even 2001 model baby boy no matter how clean it is naija use can't go for 800k.na only mugu go buy that car.if only dealers an agent can stop been greedy they we sell fast.one of them post babyboy for 750k since February he never see buyer I called the greedy dealer he said the car is still available. I advice him if u want to sell that car you better reduce ur price if not nobody we pay such amount for a baby boy except mugu, novice about cars.so poster go an review ur price if u want buyer that is the real truth take it or leave it.no offense .

Still available

Jkvivi2020:
even 2001 model baby boy no matter how clean it is naija use can't go for 800k.na only mugu go buy that car.if only dealers an agent can stop been greedy they we sell fast.one of them post babyboy for 750k since February he never see buyer I called the greedy dealer he said the car is still available. I advice him if u want to sell that car you better reduce ur price if not nobody we pay such amount for a baby boy except mugu, novice about cars.so poster go an review ur price if u want buyer that is the real truth take it or leave it.no offense .

How much do you think it should cost?

Sa

I saw a very clean offer...4plugs for with DVD player for 450k,first body... urs is repainted, and body filled, yet ur asking for that price...maybe when buhari recontest for second term,you go see am sell

Still available

Come back to reality man, divide the price by 2, this a a ride more than 19years old and well past its glory days. Apart from that, happy sales.

Dude, your asking price should be N250k considering the car is almost 20 years and the V6 models are prone to transmission failure. What you should understand is that there is a big difference between a car used in Nigeria and "an oyibo" used car. (In terms of maintenance, fuel, road conditions e.t.c).