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[size=18pt]My Help comes from the LORD who made heaven and heart.

Another Gigantic Pre-order.

A 2008 Nissan SUV

Leather Seat

3rd Row Seat

Limited Edition

Clean Title

Pocket Friendly

Stay Tuned for Pictures and Update

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57C832H-E7Y

[quote author=shoot@sight]which of them is on ground sir ?[/quote]There is 01 Pathfinder on ground, clean title, accident free, fabric interior and 4WD. Asking Price is #1.5m

[quote author=shoot@sight]which of them is on ground sir ?[/quote]None on Ground. All sold out. Available on Pre-order

[quote author=shoot@sight]Bo$$ I'll like †̥σ know Wђã† it would cost †̥σ acquire an 03camry or 02nissan pathfinder ... Thanks[/quote]Salvage 03 Camry 1.3m

Salvage 02 Nissan Pathfinder 1.350

Clean Title 03 Camry 1.450

Clean Title 02 Nissan Pathfinder 1.5m

Thank you for your business

victord1st: cant wait...

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It's a common question to Driving for Dollars: "How often do I really need to change the oil in my car -- 3,000 or 5,000 or 10,000 miles?" No wonder people are confused. The more miles you travel between oil changes means you'll lower your maintenance costs over the lifetime of your car, but some people challenge that a less frequent oil change leads to other car problems that will result in expensive repairs. Here's the lowdown on determining the frequency of your oil changes.
Start by checking the manufacturer's recommendations for your car. The automaker that has manufactured your car has done extensive testing on your car's engine in the lab as well as in extreme real-world driving to determine its performance in many aspects. Through that testing, it has developed a set of guidelines for regular maintenance, which includes the frequency of oil changes.
Open your owner's manual (or go online if you've lost it) to find out what the manufacturer recommends. Start with the manufacturer's recommended mileage interval or time interval and recommendations for weight, also called viscosity.
If you've read the manufacturer's recommendations thoroughly, you've probably seen a note that indicates you should change your oil more frequently if you run your car in severe driving situations, and there may even be notes about using a different weight of oil depending on your climate.
Many mechanics, dealers and quick-change lube shops suggest 3,000-mile oil change intervals for many cars, arguing that most of today's American drivers operate their cars under what is considered severe driving situations. So-called severe-use driving situations include frequent driving in stop-and-go traffic, excessive idling, regular trips of less than five miles, frequent towing, frequent driving in extremely humid climates, and frequent driving in temperatures less than 10 degrees or more than 90 degrees.
While it is true many drivers experience at least one of these conditions regularly, it does not mean those drivers should automatically default to a 3,000-mile oil-change schedule, especially since the manufacturers' recommendations for today's cars range from 5,000 miles to 20,000 miles. Instead, follow the manufacturer's recommendations for severe use or, if your car has an oil-life monitor, simply change the oil when the system tells you to.
Another alternative is to spend about $25 to get your oil tested by an independent lab, which will provide an analysis of how much "life" is left in your oil as well as identify other engine problems. Use that analysis as a future guideline for the frequency of oil changes.
While changing your oil more frequently won't harm your car, it will put a dent in your wallet. Following the 3,000-mile rule, the average American would change his car's oil five times a year, yet the average manufacturer's recommendation could be anywhere from one to three times a year. That's a savings of at least two oil changes.


http://finance.yahoo.com/news/frequently-change-oil-100000697.html

[size=18pt]I do oil change twice in a year or after every 5,000 miles. How often do you change yours?[/size]

Wyzer: what is your final price ?

#2,250,000

Price Slash....

sawyerrola: Today, i gave my SUV a stretch.......just to get the engine relaxed a bit.

Warning.....please and please don't try this (at home) if you don't have any of the following:

1) 15km of free way ahead of you without bends
2) 200% road visibility up to 5km
3) certified one owner vehicle of which you have the service history for the previous year (comes by default if purchased from V. A. Autos, Mr Calculusx himself)
4) tires that are not more than 6 months old
5) seat-belts fastened properly
6) a heart of steel and liver of iron
7) very important, God on your side!

Calculusx, this your SUV dey give me mind o!!!!...

Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Is this an illusion? May the GOOD Lord protect and guide customers, family and friends of V.A Auto Sales. My 2 hands and legs are up for you sir. Pls let me know when to bring them down.

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bellong: You will only be charged a sales tax if you didn't submit tax forms. They have some tax exemption forms on their website which are expected to be submitted before an out of state buyer can be exempted. IAAI too has those forms. Fill the forms and send to customer service, follow it up with a call and your registration will be updated. You will be exempted from the tax.

Maybe you were charged because you didn't submit the forms. IAAI and Copart to me are the same. salvage autos, I am registered on both.

Thanks bro. Its part of the learning process.

Wsdmenpp: Personally ordered and paid for an SUV that arrived my shipper in New Jersey on the 6th of June 2013. Using Grimaldi, my vehicle will arrive Lagos on 7th July all within one month, bill of lading DHL(ed) already. There are at least 3 vessels leaving New Jersey port for Lagos monthly. I am very impressed with Grimaldi , sometimes you need to manage your buying and shipping processes yourself

You are very Lucky your vehicle made it to Nigeria in 1month. From my findings with Grimaldi Schedule, I have come to conclude that some ports {especially Baltimore}are more congested than others. The Unit below was Purchased 20th of May 2013, got to Jacksonville Port 23rd of May,sailed June 20th 2013 and will be in Lagos Mid July 2013 while i still have some Cars in Baltimore since 1st week of May that are yet to sail.

Bizbooks, there are too many things to learn when buying from salvage auction. With my 5yrs experience,i'm still learning. Sales Tax is another thing to look out for as Tax Laws differs for each state. I bet you will enjoy iaai more than copart. Happy Bidding

kennethik: Good morning my brother,what u have to do is to know the port where the car is landing,being a car dealer or end user,u still have to employ the services of an clearing agent,the car u are talking about will cost u 300k to clear in lagos call for assistance thanks 08038156694

300k to clear 2001 Toyota Camry? I hail thee

OP: It will cost you just 220k to clear 01 Camry.

justjeff: Eja nla

Blue is the Color with wood grain interior