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There can be some "un-disclosed problems" associated with "clean title" cars from auction. Most clean title cars at auctions are sold by private sellers and may not carry full disclosure. If you want clean title, better to go to a dealership although price will be about 100 percent more than auction. The issue is that Nigerians like clean title but want bargain prices. Accident cars with salvage title sold by insurance carry full disclosure of everything wrong with the vehicle and when properly fixed, it can be a good deal.
The smoke can be from a burnt gasket and shouldn't be difficult to fix but ensure the car is towed from the port to a very good mechanic and not driven. You may not need to buy a new engine but ensure you get a good specialist to fix it. It will cost some good money though but cheaper than buying a new engine.

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I just purchased a 2007 Lexus GX470 model from auction, with clean title. However my shipping agent confirmed the car was bringing heavy white smoke when they were moving it. As a result he has to containerised it down to Nigeria. Now I'm deeply worried on what awaits me when the vehicle arrive. Please can someone help a worried soul by recommending a great mechanic or potential solutions ahead for me? Please, I'm new here, so pardon any errors I may have made with my posting.

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