Kihem:
Please assist me with great review our gurus as I need to make a choice on the car to buy
Please matured comments only

LordTerix:


As a general rule, avoid ANY Nigerian used car (unless you know how the previous owner treats his or her cars directly).

Nigerians are notorious for having a super poor maintenance culture and only think of reselling when they have abused a car till its ogbanje spirit activates

Go for the toks Outlander.

However, before you buy, make certain that these our car dealers aren't using you to prove street.

Run a thorough VIN check and only settle for one if and only if its title proves clean.

When you buy the vehicle, take time to read its owner's manual and religiously follow what it says especially as regards preventive maintenance.

Don't change the belts, for example, only when they cut, change them by the miles (or age) the manufacturer recommends.

Finally, don't take such egungun inspired advice as putting the questionable 20w50 into your crankcase, using water as coolant
or removing your
thermostat...these things always have a way of ending in tears

Do these and you'll use that Mitsubishi for years to come, problems FREE.

LordTerix:


As a general rule, avoid ANY Nigerian used car (unless you know how the previous owner treats his or her cars directly).

Nigerians are notorious for having a super poor maintenance culture and only think of reselling when they have abused a car till its ogbanje spirit activates

Go for the toks Outlander.

However, before you buy, make certain that these our car dealers aren't using you to prove street.

Run a thorough VIN check and only settle for one if and only if its title proves clean.

When you buy the vehicle, take time to read its owner's manual and religiously follow what it says especially as regards preventive maintenance.

Don't change the belts, for example, only when they cut, change them by the miles (or age) the manufacturer recommends.

Finally, don't take such egungun inspired advice as putting the questionable 20w50 into your crankcase, using water as coolant or removing your thermostat...these things always have a way of ending in tears

Do these and you'll use that Mitsubishi for years to come, problems FREE.

Kihem:


Which oil is the best for the car

LordTerix:


A quick Google search implicates indicates 5W20.

However, kindly refer to the exact oil weight as indicated in your owner's manual or in its absence, the indication on the engine oil cap.

Kihem:
Please assist me with great review our gurus as I need to make a choice on the car to buy
Please matured comments only

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