I saw a 2014 E63s on jiji and contacted the seller. Price was outrageous but we negotiated and was getting somewhere. He asked I come for inspection which was not too far from my place. I asked for more photos and as well engine photos. To my surprise the engine was carrying the V6 badge. I had to ask him again to be sure, he confirmed it was an E63. Then I asked why the V6 engine then? It was then he opened up that it was an upgrade that it’s a normal 2014 E350.


Why the lies? Unsuspecting customers that have zero ideas about cars and how this scam works would fall a victim.

The norm now is they no longer include the original year of the car but the year of the upgraded plastic kits that gives it a shiny bling bling.

Carchoice:
I saw a 2014 E63s on jiji and contacted the seller. Price was outrageous but we negotiated and was getting somewhere. He asked I come for inspection which was not too far from my place. I asked for more photos and as well engine photos. To my surprise the engine was carrying the V6 badge. I had to ask him again to be sure, he confirmed it was an E63. Then I asked why the V6 engine then? It was then he opened up that it was an upgrade that it’s a normal 2014 E350.


Why the lies? Unsuspecting customers that have zero ideas about cars and how this scam works would fall a victim.

The norm now is they no longer include the original year of the car but the year of the upgraded plastic kits that gives it a shiny bling bling.

Welcome to Naija reality where every animal tries to outwit the other