Originalsly:


GEJ time .... 2013 ... you paid N850K. 2013 ... average exchange rate N160 to USD1. Cost of your car ... USD 5000. 2021 ... car for sale ... N1.9M. Exchange rate N500 to USD 1. Price of car... ........USD 3 800. Where is the madness? Here's one in similar for sale.... abroad... how much should he ask for?.... after paying for shipping,? customs ... ?

Joysticks:
Nigerian businessmen are taking advantage of incessant naira devaluation to increase the prices of their old stocks that they didn't buy at the current exchange rate.
When FG increases fuel price.Petrol filling stations will halt sales of petroleum that they bought at the old price.After few days they will start selling at the current price increase or at black market.The same goes for car dealers.They will be selling cars they imported before the old exchange rate at the current increases in dollars.
That is dishonesty.

Bamzyriches451:
Even 700k I won't pay for that car, I rather use the money to buy Keke (marua) give it out to someone for HP, atleast I'll be using the weekly remit to ball every Sunday

OfficialDJ:
you're mad

Dozieson:
No matter how bad. This should not be more than N1.3m

Dododawa01:


Why d insult but d guy was saying d truth.

Dozieson:
No matter how bad. This should not be more than N1.3m

seyz91:
This na 800k car na las las



But na 650k to 700k me go pay for am sha

Business3600:
I have this same car for sale

At 1.2million. it's very clean. It's buy and drive

melviniyke2002:
keke TVS is 925k now....

Ishilove:
GAZZUZZ, my oga abeg which car is Voltron?

ehinmowo:


I swear yo God i I don't care if the original cost of moving it to Nigeria ks 2m. I can't pay more than 700k on this car.


I go rather dey ride bicycle. 2001 car!!

stunnert:
Damn No

badoh:
You can't get tokunbo of this car at 1.3m now considering the current exchange rate. Even during Jonathan's tenure, this car sells between 1.250 and 1.3.
If 2003 Big daddy could be sold at 2.1m presently, it means 2001 camry will be between 1.6- 1.7m.

Dozieson:
No matter how bad. This should not be more than N1.3m

ab1x:



Your opinion and that alone does not count as everything has to do with the exchange rate. You need to be in touch with the reality on ground. There are lot of things involved in importing a car from US to Nigeria. Clearing for underage car is between 480 to 500K alone


Not to mention shipping from US to Nigeria.

Shipping for Texas is 1130 while from other state is $1030

You need someone to drive the car to port; they mostly collect between $200 to $500 depending on your negotiation power


Another cost is the cost given to the person that you used his or her account to purchase the car. They collect between $150 to $200


There are some instance that you will purchase cars on auction as buy and drive and at the end of the day, when you go for pick up, the car might be having issues or may not even start and you need to send further fees to them


When cars are purchased from auction take for instance at $1350, coparts will add additional fees to it like $450 to $500


When the cars reach port again after paying for clearing, the agent might tell you that the battery is not starting or the oil is short, they may even remove stuff from the car that you will need to replace etc.

Ask from someone who is in the business and see if my stated assertion are either true or false


Goodluck in getting the car at 700k

GAZZUZZ:


SS/SE slang Toyota Camry 2007-2011

ab1x:



Can you get the toks for me for that price you stated above?

Drizzy5001:
A 21Year old car for 1.9million? NO BE JUJU BE THAT?

OfficialDJ:
you're mad

Grupo:


He was not saying any truth.

During Jonathan's time, that car was selling for 700k.

IprintMONEY:
me sef come dey wonder wetin the guy smoke

tosyne2much:
Yes it can go for 1.9m.. Remember Dollar is now N549/$

Joysticks:
Nigerian businessmen are taking advantage of incessant naira devaluation to increase the prices of their old stocks that they didn't buy at the current exchange rate.
When FG increases fuel price.Petrol filling stations will halt sales of petroleum that they bought at the old price.After few days they will start selling at the current price increase or at black market.The same goes for car dealers.They will be selling cars they imported before the old exchange rate at the current increases in dollars.
That is dishonesty.

ab1x:



Your opinion and that alone does not count as everything has to do with the exchange rate. You need to be in touch with the reality on ground. There are lot of things involved in importing a car from US to Nigeria. Clearing for underage car is between 480 to 500K alone


Not to mention shipping from US to Nigeria.

Shipping for Texas is 1130 while from other state is $1030

You need someone to drive the car to port; they mostly collect between $200 to $500 depending on your negotiation power


Another cost is the cost given to the person that you used his or her account to purchase the car. They collect between $150 to $200


There are some instance that you will purchase cars on auction as buy and drive and at the end of the day, when you go for pick up, the car might be having issues or may not even start and you need to send further fees to them


When cars are purchased from auction take for instance at $1350, coparts will add additional fees to it like $450 to $500


When the cars reach port again after paying for clearing, the agent might tell you that the battery is not starting or the oil is short, they may even remove stuff from the car that you will need to replace etc.

Ask from someone who is in the business and see if my stated assertion are either true or false


Goodluck in getting the car at 700k

stanley000:
Was pricing a muscle few days ago they guy refused even 3.1m. Nigerian used oo. Blame it on the current exchange rate

badoh:
You can't get tokunbo of this car at 1.3m now considering the current exchange rate. Even during Jonathan's tenure, this car sells between 1.250 and 1.3.
If 2003 Big daddy could be sold at 2.1m presently, it means 2001 camry will be between 1.6- 1.7m.