Divinehenrich:
Good day sirs/Ma
Please I urgently need a candid advice on the type of Naija used car one can buy @ #800k.
Features:
*The car must be in a very good working condition, or just minor thing to fix.
* Fuel economy.
*Rugged.
*availability & affordable spare parts.
*Easy to maintain.
*from 2005 up.........
Thanks in anticipation my great people of Narialand

TPound:


Is a 2007 Nissan sentra okay for you?

Divinehenrich:
Not too familiar with that car. I heard Nissan always have electrical fault. I will prefer Toyota or Honda cars.

Divinehenrich:
More....,

promotervickky:


Go for Honda Civic or Toyota TinyLight

promotervickky:


Go for Honda Civic or Toyota TinyLight

Divinehenrich:
Please which year of civic?

promotervickky:


2008-2009, if you can upgrade your budget to 1m, it can get a 2010.

thonyman:
With your budget of 800k for 2005 models upward, na trouble you dey find.
You will soon start suspecting possible family members bewitching you.
The probability of you buying a lemon is high.
You had better stick to a neatly used 2001 Camry so that your subsequent income will be for other projects.

proclinician:
Ur best bet is Camry 2001.

Divinehenrich:
What about Toyota Avalon 2004?

Divinehenrich:
Good day sirs/Ma
Please I urgently need a candid advice on the type of Naija used car one can buy @ #800k.
Features:
*The car must be in a very good working condition, or just minor thing to fix.
* Fuel economy.
*Rugged.
*availability & affordable spare parts.
*Easy to maintain.
*from 2005 up.........
Thanks in anticipation my great people of Narialand

Divinehenrich:
So is it only Camry 2001 (naija used)that one will get @ 800k

Divinehenrich:
So is it only Camry 2001 (naija used)that one will get @ 800k

thonyman:
No, you can get other brands, newer models with your 800k, most will be recommended by the people your village witches will use.
If you know the 800k is your hard earned saved fund, stick to older Toyota Camry in prinstine state, but if you know you have steady flow of funds to dabble in to handle expensive repairs like changing engine or transmission, go for the newer models/brands you are interested in.
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When your eye go clear ooo, telly-person, den no dey telly person eee
2x

valarinz:


For discussion sake, so you're saying that every person driving other brands of car (not Toyota) are always facing expensive repairs and buying engine and transmission upandan.....

Alternatively, once you run into the welcoming hands of sweet, darling Toyota, then you're immune, expensive repairs or engine/transmission replacement will never happen?

thonyman:
No, with my experience I will say Toyota cars tolerate abuses more than other brands. Since he is going for Naija used, its advisable to go for Toyota.