₦airaland Forum

officialteemi:
thanks,already knew that but how to check it online was my request.cant it be done personal

SureBETarena:
I think Nigerian car dealers should be more open and honest with their dealings by making the VIN available to prospective buyers to know the history of what they are paying for, even if the car is an accident car buyers have the right to know the extent of the damage.

SureBETarena:
You are very correct, VIN is useless in Nigeria for cars locally used, but necessary when buying imported cars though many dealers alter their cars' VIN especially car mileage.
Buying clean title cars is the best though they are more expensive but worth the extra cost.

SureBETarena:
With the prevailing economic circumstances in the country there is chances of cars staying in a car lot for close to a year without being sold, especially cars worth 2m and above.

newbie2018:
sometimes we see flashy cars suddenly go up in flames or have a drastic accidents on the road and we tag the owners 'yahoo boys or ritualists' have we bothered to know the history of the cars we bought.

do you know if your car is hunted by the previous owners who might have died in those cars, a whole family might have died in some cars and you think their ghosts will just let you enjoy what killed them or where they died.

now this cars are refurbished and sent to the dump yard Nigeria where the cars will be sold for almost the price of a never accidented or brand new whip.

on this note I tell the Nigerian auto car dealer... please always provide a history of your car and the history should affect the pricing of the vehicle... the new buyer has to know if he can handle the aftermath of buying a hunted vehicle.

and why also everything on sale is call me for pricing... This is Nigeria, many persons be criminal.