pls guys advice,, paying for this car tomorrow,
do it worth the price.Hungarian broken TOYOTA RAV 4 1997,
should i buy it?the price is 2000 euro.am planing to
go to Hungary on wensday to pay for it.

the pics below.

the car imformation,

Price (EUR): € 2,252
Year: 1997/12
Nature of documents: documents of Hungary
Validity of documents: Valid documents
A valid technical check: 2011 / 9
Mileage km: 144,862 km
Construction: Combination
Condition: Broken
Fuel: Gasoline
Gearbox type: Automatic (4 speed)
Displacement: 1998 cc
Performance: 95 kW, 129 hp
Transportable eye. Number: 4 people
Doors: 3
Air conditioning type: Automatic
Color: Black (metallic)
Dry weight: 1,180 kg
Total weight: 1,565 kg
Boot: 175 liters

Before I answer your question, if it's worth 2,000 euros I'll ask you to clarify a couple of issues.

1) Where abouts are you?
2) Where do you wish to use the car?
3) Do you intend to keep the car after repairs, or sell it on?
4) Have you had a bodyshop price up the cost of repairs?
5) Do you have a source of replacement body panels, if yes, what's the cost?

Siena:

Before I answer your question, if it's worth 2,000 euros I'll ask you to clarify a couple of issues.

1) Where abouts are you?
2) Where do you wish to use the car?
3) Do you intend to keep the car after repairs, or sell it on?
4) Have you had a bodyshop price up the cost of repairs?
5) Do you have a source of replacement body panels, if yes, what's the cost?

i am in AUSTRIA.i dont really kwn about cars.
iam not planning to use the car here in austria.in nigeria ofcos.
i dont kwn how much the body work will cost.
i was thinking to repair it in nigeria.,
i dont have any source of replacement body panels.pls
how much do u think it will cost to repair it in nigeria.
pls reply.

^^^ From your answers, I would advice you to forget about buying that SUV - you clearly haven't done your homework, I can tell you know, the cost of parts and labour to straighten that car out, will by far exceed the value of the car, and that's without shipping.

From the pictures, the roof has deformed, here in Britain, a 3-year-old car will be declared a total loss by the insurance company, once roof, and therefore structural damage has occurred. I'd advice you to look for a car that doesn't require re-shelling, and please, take someone knowledgeable with you when you're ready to buy!

Best of luck.

My guy u nor try if you buy this car na heavy ugbarugba u wan go carry.

good as u came here to seek for advice.

buy only if the person is selling for 500euros