promotervickky:
Post up!! Read on it!

promotervickky:


What is a clean title?

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A clean title is a car imported without any damage. A clean title is tagged a clean car before import, because it was not bought accidented.

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Bros no dey dish out wrong information

After all this long post, so na just vin check advert be this long story

Shift jare

Wetin people for here dey do free of charge sef

No adverts allowed in car talk oga

promotervickky:




[b]Why?

#1. Flood takes place abroad than any other place in the world, and most of the car owners usually take their cars for repairs and continue using until export.

#2. A lot of Americans don't sell their cars at the auction just because it had an accident, they repair it and continue using it, and sell it off when they are tired of it.



How can I avoid this?



#1. It's very simple, run a ViNcheck on it to be on the safe side.


Promotervickky, Lion King - Monk.

thebigkendo:

So a car is flooded and will have clean title after it was not reported to the issuance? But it will appear in your vin check?
Same thing, I have an accident.. Settled out of insurance, take the car to my garage & "fix"..
The accident will appear in you vincheck?

Sir you are speaking in the rubbish

Do you even know how the vin report you are hawking up & down is compiled??

promotervickky:


You saw that I didn't want to reply you, and you came back to confuse yourself.

thebigkendo:


Expert, please teach us how a flooded car which was not reported to insurance can be clean title but vin check will expose it

thebigkendo:


Expert, please teach us how a flooded car which was not reported to insurance can be clean title but vin check will expose it

chukel:
this ignorant fellow doesn't know what clean title is. Just leave him to bask in his ignorance.

promotervickky:


Done Sir, tthanks so much.

chukel:
I asked him to ignore you. You just trolling car talk. Was that one line of mine difficult for you to comprehend?

promotervickky:


Am I spoiling business for you people with my services? Based on Nairaland rules, I won't bully or insult, please have a Nice day.

chukel:
you really think too much of yourself. I send referrals a lot to computerglobal. Dude knows what he does without making noise. But you are all noise and no substance.

chukel:
you really think too much of yourself. I send referrals a lot to computerglobal. Dude knows what he does without making noise. But you are all noise and no substance.

The ComputerGlobal you talk about is my good friend, he doesn't reply trolls even if he is dragged. Maybe I should start doing the same thing

Nevertheless, even Gazzuz and Ikenna-lion king as well as other Gurus are dragged every now and then. I will also overlook this dragging

thebigkendo:

So a car is flooded and will have [b]clean title after it was not reported to the insurance? But it will appear in your vin check?[/b]
Same thing, I have an accident.. Settled out of insurance, take the car to my garage & "fix"..
The accident will appear in you vincheck?

Sir you are speaking in the rubbish

Do you even know how the vin report you are hawking up & down is compiled??

jabolo:


This is actually a legitimate question but why couched in such blatant disrespect? Was it really necessary, unless I'm missing some previous history (pardon the pun) between you guys?

OP, if you don't mind, please answer the question. Feel free to admit any shortcomings as well. Most here just want to learn.

promotervickky:


Please I refused to answer the question because he was talking out of point. If a car is flooded or accidented bfr and fixed, it will be noted as clean title if it was not involved in any other casualties during pre-import.

I checked a ViN for a supposed clean title 2012 camry last week, it had 2 accidents-1 in 2015, the other in 2016. Fast forward to 2019 sale date, it was noted as clean title!

The pre-import pics are with me.

HeavenlyBang:


You're making zero sense.

Any VIN report you get is based on information reported to the insurance company and DMV. A car can be accidented or flooded and would still show as clean title without any history of such on its VIN report, as long as those incidents were not reported to the insurance.

Don't mislead people. VIN reports are great, but they're not at all the be-all-end-all for knowing a car's history.

Oh, and last time I checked, advertisements are banned on Cartalk. No one is trying to detract from your business, but let's all be guided.