Please o...no be pride o...na fear but any deal that you guys think, please post it here...I don't want to engage anybody one on one until I see the car and others comment that the car no dey usually get issues.

seunpayne:


Pictures please

Please chat me

seunpayne:



Please can I see the VW Bora?

I don’t sell cars oh
I checked for the car again and it has been sold. Check this Corolla if you drive manual gear

https:///ibadan/cars/toyota-corolla-2000-blue-zSjj0v24o2iDIBd3VBdbRouU.html?lid=5W9w5yqbL_OpISXF&cur_pos=10&pos=10&ads_count=19&ads_per_page=17&page=1

Do you mind Camry 2004 big daddy?
Whatsap 09049563151

Check this thread for affordable cars

https://www.nairaland.com/5167845/n1200000-less-tokunbo-cars/165

@ OP the worst mistake you will ever make is trusting people when buying a car or property in Abuja, i am not saying there are no good people who are out there to help but how can you be so sure, i understand that your budget is low, and the situation of things in the country but bear in mind that, as big as Abuja is, someone somewhere drives a good car and He/She is ready to flip it just because they want to upgrade, that's the car you want to buy if you are not buying a toks. From experience distress sale means there's a pressing need, and most times car maintenance is the least of such owner's worries, be careful here. so i'm going to list some tips that will assist you in buying a used car. its a stressful journey but trust me its worth it. Avoid German cars for now, there's a reason why some are cheap, avoid Peugeot, you don't want to deal with electrical issues, they are good cars, but how many of our mechanics can diagnose a car properly, read codes and fix issues without calling electrician (Rewire) to come with testing bulbs, who would only come with a trial and error mindset. you should consider Reliability, Fuel consumption, and cost of maintenance over aesthetics, atleast i belong to that school of thought and it never failed me...lol. Your best bet is a Toyota car based on your budget, this is the only car you can be sure of selling at the same price you got it when upgrading, if well maintained. Please don't buy a parked car, check auto section here frequently, go on jiji at your leisure, don't be in a haste, and be realistic in pricing, if its too good to be true, its not true. at 800k your options are limited, you can buy a very good toyota camry 2000-2002 models for less than 800 that will be close to a toks, i know some people will say its old, the interior is bland, there's a reason why its still more expensive than other brands of same year, there's a reason why you find them everywhere, the parts are readily available, Yaris yes, but be careful, don't buy an abused car. Honda accord 2003-2005 is another good car, finer than the camry but then ... it is Honda, you have to be very careful. Lastly its always better to buy a used car from the direct owner who has a first hand knowledge of the car you are buying. Good luck in your search.

Ravenna:

Seconded.
Honda Accord is an all rounder: strong body, optimized engine, sleek, fuel economy, cheap maintenance too.
But you shouldnt buy anything less than 2007 model of it cos of gear and ball joints problem.
My 2007 Accord is a little less than Lamborghini Aventador.
I bought it for 750k this January and no regrets.

Toks or 9ja used?

Mac2016:
Toks or 9ja used?

Naija used

buygala:


I have a neat Honda Baby boy for 600k...

Factory engine, Factory gearbox, factory AC, first body...no issues at all...full custom duty paid and documents expiring next year

And yeah...there are several cars for even 300k...but my own is 600k last


I am using the car presently...so more pictures are available on request...It is also available for inspection
Location is Jos..
A few pics are attached...contact me f you are interested....600k last pls

PS


Rims are now painted black tho

Op you see this particular Honda model ehh!!, no buy.

fatrix:
@ OP the worst mistake you will ever make is trusting people when buying a car or property in Abuja, i am not saying there are no good people who are out there to help but how can you be so sure, i understand that your budget is low, and the situation of things in the country but bear in mind that, as big as Abuja is, someone somewhere drives a good car and He/She is ready to flip it just because they want to upgrade, that's the car you want to buy if you are not buying a toks. From experience distress sale means there's a pressing need, and most times car maintenance is the least of such owner's worries, be careful here. so i'm going to list some tips that will assist you in buying a used car. its a stressful journey but trust me its worth it. Avoid German cars for now, there's a reason why some are cheap, avoid Peugeot, you don't want to deal with electrical issues, they are good cars, but how many of our mechanics can diagnose a car properly, read codes and fix issues without calling electrician (Rewire) to come with testing bulbs, who would only come with a trial and error mindset. you should consider Reliability, Fuel consumption, and cost of maintenance over aesthetics, atleast i belong to that school of thought and it never failed me...lol. Your best bet is a Toyota car based on your budget, this is the only car you can be sure of selling at the same price you got it when upgrading, if well maintained. Please don't buy a parked car, check auto section here frequently, go on jiji at your leisure, don't be in a haste, and be realistic in pricing, if its too good to be true, its not true. at 800k your options are limited, you can buy a very good toyota camry 2000-2002 models for less than 800 that will be close to a toks, i know some people will say its old, the interior is bland, there's a reason why its still more expensive than other brands of same year, there's a reason why you find them everywhere, the parts are readily available, Yaris yes, but be careful, don't buy an abused car. Honda accord 2003-2005 is another good car, finer than the camry but then ... it is Honda, you have to be very careful. Lastly its always better to buy a used car from the direct owner who has a first hand knowledge of the car you are buying. Good luck in your search.

Thank you very much for this post. I will consider the Accord and the Camry.

Think of a car commonly used for transport. If you ain't travelling a lot, consider a 4plug. A Nissan primera won't be bad. 2002, consider the toks. You might need to add to your 800k though.

seunpayne:
Hello people,

I need advice. At the end of last year I bought a used 2008 Honda Civic that was a nightmare. Never left the mechanic Shop. Gearbox and engine wahala until I had to sell it and lose quite a sum. I don save reach up small and I need advice so I don't get burnt again. I stay in abuja and need a car mostly for every day waka. my work requires me to move around a lot and uber don suck my blood finish.

My budget is 800k or less. Thanks guys

With Your 800k I will suggest you go for a very solid tiny light . If you are in Lagos , I can arrange that for you. I have been using mine for 10 years ....n.a. you go tire

I like what you put up here. It's the truth really, just bought a Corolla from someone looking to upgrade to a Highlander.

On that note, OP, you can go through my page, I have a 2008 Peugeot 406 EW10 for sale. Fuel Economy is quite good, you can browse about the vehicle and engine performance. You can also talk to your mechanic to look into the vehicle. Bought it brand new 2009, mileage is about 112000. AC is chilling great.

Since you're in Abuja, I can introduce you to the best mechanic I know at Mpape, or use AC Okocha motors like we do.

fatrix:
@ OP the worst mistake you will ever make is trusting people when buying a car or property in Abuja, i am not saying there are no good people who are out there to help but how can you be so sure, i understand that your budget is low, and the situation of things in the country but bear in mind that, as big as Abuja is, someone somewhere drives a good car and He/She is ready to flip it just because they want to upgrade, that's the car you want to buy if you are not buying a toks. From experience distress sale means there's a pressing need, and most times car maintenance is the least of such owner's worries, be careful here. so i'm going to list some tips that will assist you in buying a used car. its a stressful journey but trust me its worth it. Avoid German cars for now, there's a reason why some are cheap, avoid Peugeot, you don't want to deal with electrical issues, they are good cars, but how many of our mechanics can diagnose a car properly, read codes and fix issues without calling electrician (Rewire) to come with testing bulbs, who would only come with a trial and error mindset. you should consider Reliability, Fuel consumption, and cost of maintenance over aesthetics, atleast i belong to that school of thought and it never failed me...lol. Your best bet is a Toyota car based on your budget, this is the only car you can be sure of selling at the same price you got it when upgrading, if well maintained. Please don't buy a parked car, check auto section here frequently, go on jiji at your leisure, don't be in a haste, and be realistic in pricing, if its too good to be true, its not true. at 800k your options are limited, you can buy a very good toyota camry 2000-2002 models for less than 800 that will be close to a toks, i know some people will say its old, the interior is bland, there's a reason why its still more expensive than other brands of same year, there's a reason why you find them everywhere, the parts are readily available, Yaris yes, but be careful, don't buy an abused car. Honda accord 2003-2005 is another good car, finer than the camry but then ... it is Honda, you have to be very careful. Lastly its always better to buy a used car from the direct owner who has a first hand knowledge of the car you are buying. Good luck in your search.

Please take Honda out of your consideration, I know their Engine performance is quite good and handling even better than most Toyota's but, you see that their automatic transmission on their old vehicles, 08' downwards, don't even want to talk about the Bolt joint issue.

seunpayne:


Thank you very much for this post. I will consider the Accord and the Camry.

This is the Vehicle

seunpayne:
Please o...no be pride o...na fear but any deal that you guys think, please post it here...I don't want to engage anybody one on one until I see the car and others comment that the car no dey usually get issues.

Another advice I can give is this.
If you're buying a Nigerian used car, that doesn't have a service history.
You can discuss with the seller, you both take it to a Verified Autoworkshop AC Okocha motors, Briscoe Motors, etc.
Tell them you want to register the car and service it, that you're buying it and want to know everything about the vehicle.

They'll give you an overall assessment of the car, AC system, breaking system, electrical system, fuel injection system, transmission, suspension etc.

It'll set you back ₦20-30k....but it's worth it. Once certified, it's Toks standard

I also have a Toyota Camry 04 for 850 second body... 4 plugs sound engine and very good and strong chat on WhatsApp for the pics 07080776796 it's 840 last if you are serious about it

fatrix:
@ OP the worst mistake you will ever make is trusting people when buying a car or property in Abuja, i am not saying there are no good people who are out there to help but how can you be so sure, i understand that your budget is low, and the situation of things in the country but bear in mind that, as big as Abuja is, someone somewhere drives a good car and He/She is ready to flip it just because they want to upgrade, that's the car you want to buy if you are not buying a toks. From experience distress sale means there's a pressing need, and most times car maintenance is the least of such owner's worries, be careful here. so i'm going to list some tips that will assist you in buying a used car. its a stressful journey but trust me its worth it. Avoid German cars for now, there's a reason why some are cheap, avoid Peugeot, you don't want to deal with electrical issues, they are good cars, but how many of our mechanics can diagnose a car properly, read codes and fix issues without calling electrician (Rewire) to come with testing bulbs, who would only come with a trial and error mindset. you should consider Reliability, Fuel consumption, and cost of maintenance over aesthetics, atleast i belong to that school of thought and it never failed me...lol. Your best bet is a Toyota car based on your budget, this is the only car you can be sure of selling at the same price you got it when upgrading, if well maintained. Please don't buy a parked car, check auto section here frequently, go on jiji at your leisure, don't be in a haste, and be realistic in pricing, if its too good to be true, its not true. at 800k your options are limited, you can buy a very good toyota camry 2000-2002 models for less than 800 that will be close to a toks, i know some people will say its old, the interior is bland, there's a reason why its still more expensive than other brands of same year, there's a reason why you find them everywhere, the parts are readily available, Yaris yes, but be careful, don't buy an abused car. Honda accord 2003-2005 is another good car, finer than the camry but then ... it is Honda, you have to be very careful. Lastly its always better to buy a used car from the direct owner who has a first hand knowledge of the car you are buying. Good luck in your search.

God bless you brother....they almost make it look like naija used cars are all useless.....a like u....OP this is all you need.....