nurey:


you just proved a point that volvo users/Owners are liars

s60 using 4.1L/100km even picanto can boast of that picanto even big prius can't boast of that

nurey:


fallacy of generalisation. Opinion null and void

thebigkendo:

nurey:


you just proved a point that [b]volvo users/Owners are liars ;[/b]D

s60 using 4.1L/100km even picanto can boast of that picanto even big prius can't boast of that

nurey:


I only said liars not pathological liars. I did also say always lie

thebigkendo:

Smh

valarinz:


The more you hate and shake in fear, the more people embrace the new gen Volvo cars, I know your worry is that your clients will port but instead of fighting the inevitable why not go take a course on fixing Volvo cars

nurey:


maybe you should direct this to technicians here, I don't fix cars for living I only do it on my personal cars.

Though I did like to enrol for a course in volvo engineering though if it's a sponsored one

valarinz:

Whatever!!
NB: I also don't sell Volvo cars, I just advertise them for fun

abuc:
My People, I need your advise and help.

My original plan was to buy a Toyota Corolla but since the fund is not yet available, I want to consider a Nigerian Used Volvo car.

I have been planning to buy my first car for sometime now and funds keep fluctuating.

I no longer want to procrastinate. Let me start with a small car that my current budget can accommodate.

With more money, one can now plan to get that dream car .

My current budget is 500k - 700k and I'm considering a sound Nigerian used Volvo.

I need your advice Nairalanders.

Also consider the following:

* A car that is easy to service and maintain

* Low fuel consumption

I look forward to your beautiful contributions as I plan to start driving my first car as early as January 2019