₦airaland Forum

Adebaba1:
Add me on WhatsApp with the number above

Dego:
Chat me up I'm a serious buyer

Adebaba1:
S.a

Adebaba1:
S.a

odaniel1:
Point of correction...
"...ITS LERIQ, CALL THE PARADEMIC.."

Adebaba1:
S.a

semid4lyfe:
Bro, nice ride you've got there but still consider these factors

1. Volvo is not a popular brand in Nigeria. The likes of Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Hyundai, BMW, Mercedes, Peugeot, Volkswagen etc dominate the used car market and for good reasons too.

2. This particular 2010 Volvo xc90 has a V8 engine. The V8 engine is a fuel guzzler and in this era of N145/litre of fuel will be a big drain on the pocket.

*In fact, Nigerians don't buy V8 cars*. V8 cars are meant for affluent Americans, Europeans, well to do citizens and oligarchs of middle east countries where fuel is dirt cheap. They like the way it sounds, kicks into life when they press the pedal and it's all round performance.

3. Servicing, maintenance and repair will be a huge problem in most localities in Nigeria

4. Parts will be damn expensive. . .and mechanics will surely open office on a user's head.

5. The Volvo brand has a poor resale value. One might be stuck with this vehicle for life or sell at a very huge loss.

6. Lastly and most importantly, this is a harsh and very difficult time. Billionaires have become Millionaires, Millionaires have become Thousandnaires etc. In summary, men are not smiling and every where dry. Na person wey chop bellefull dey buy moto now.

In view of the above, I urge you to consider my very serious offer of N800,000 (Eight Hundred Thousand Naira) only.

Adebaba1:
S.a

cpete:
Not true