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2005 FORD EXPLORER


Location: Nigeria , LAGOS
mileage: 172822mi
body style: SUV

http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/AllImages/2005-FORD-EXPLORER-3013019

2003 Toyota Matrix/Xr - 1,800,000 NGN


Location: Nigeria , jos
mileage: 117392mi
body style: Hatchback

http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/AllImages/2003-Toyota-MatrixXr-25917

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2012 Lexus LFA - Review & Road Test


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6AAGQ6ZXjQ

Salespeople are not mechanics

Don’t be surprised if your salesperson doesn’t know anything about the mechanics of the car. To most of them, it’s rocket science. Salespeople know about the options and features, what makes the vehicle safe and comfortable — you know, the things that really matter to you. But, if you want to know why a car is making a noise, a bad salesperson will make something up that sounds good and a good salesperson will simply say, “I don’t know.” If a mechanic is available at the dealership, ask him or her about the problem. Even better, if the dealership will let you, take the car to a third-party mechanic down the street for an evaluation.

Tesla Model S - LA to Vegas the Hard Way

Tesla loaned Kelley Blue Book its all-electric Model S for 24 hours. Our goal was to drive it from Las Angeles to Las Vegas and back. It should have been a piece of cake. What actually happened was anything but.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OWhAJz90tg

Everything is not always negotiable

If you find a rare car at a rock-bottom price that you’re driving 90 miles to see, don’t expect to haggle. As a matter of fact, the era of haggling over a car’s price has just about died. The internet has killed the negotiation process. Many times, if you communicate with an internet department, you may have a price negotiated before you even walk in the door. But, if you’ve done your research and you know what’s out there, you’re kidding yourself if you think the dealer is going to drop the price just because “No one pays sticker for a used car.” There is no sticker anymore. The sticker is dead. Internet pricing is highly competitive. Don’t expect a huge discount — or maybe any discount at all — if you find a car online.

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Do your research on the web

There is no longer any excuse for car buyers to be uninformed. Websites such as Car Gurus, True Car, and Autoblog provide neutral, informative resources to help you make the best decision. If you’re purchasing a used car, I would also recommend actually shopping for a car on the web via sites such as AutoTrader or Cars.com to narrow your options down to a handful.

This is why Mechanic love to deal with Women...


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This is why Mechanic love to deal with Women...

Girl is pranked by her dad.. She dropps her car to the shop for a regular oil change... and omg.... she has no transmission in the car... and she believes it


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2016 Maserati Ghibli - Review & Road Test


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcS2wdmW3u8

How to Check Cars for Accident Damage

It's important to know how to check cars for accident damage when considering purchasing a used car. Assessing past damage will help you determine the real value of the car and detect resulting problems that could result. Here are some tips on how to detect auto accident damage.
1. Obtain a vehicle history report.
It will contain a list of all past owners, insurance information and any accident reports or claims filed involving the vehicle.
2. Look for fender and bumper cracks.
Breakage or repairs are a good indicator of further car accident damage.
3. Check the windshield.
Note any chips, cracks or webbing.
4. Assess the car's body lines.
These lines should be straight and even and the car's paint should reflect normally. An uneven line or distorted reflection indicates that body panels of the car have been replaced or hammered out due to body damage.
5. Examine panel and door gaps.
The gaps should be straight and an even width from top to bottom.
6. Feel the body for filler spots.
A car with accident damage will have bumps or uneven spots from filler used to repair damaged areas.
7. Check for clamp marks.
Clamp marks around the frame of the car indicate that the car has been on a frame machine, so the car has likely sustained damage that required major repairs to the car's body after an accident.
8. Look for repainting.
Signs of different color paint underneath could mean that the car has been repainted after an accident or that a door or panel was replaced and repainted to match the rest of the car.

http://www.wikihow.com/Check-Cars-for-Accident-Damage

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Used 2016 NISSAN ROGUE Car For Sale On CarXus

Location: Nigeria , APAPA LAGOS
mileage: 4653mi
body style: SUV
vin: No Data
fuel: Petrol
engine: V8
transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: 4WD
Other Ext. Color:
color: Gray
interior type: Leather
interior color: Beige

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2008 Toyota Rav4 - 55,000 GHS


Location: Ghana , Accra
mileage: No Data
body style: Wagon
vin: JTMZD33V686080742
fuel: Petrol
engine: 2.4L 4-Cylinder GAS
transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: FWD
Other Ext. Color: BLACK
color: Unspecified
interior type: Cloth
interior color: Unspecified

http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/Vehicle/2008-Toyota-Rav4-3004525

How to Check Cars for Accident Damage

It's important to know how to check cars for accident damage when considering purchasing a used car. Assessing past damage will help you determine the real value of the car and detect resulting problems that could result. Here are some tips on how to detect auto accident damage.
1. Obtain a vehicle history report.
It will contain a list of all past owners, insurance information and any accident reports or claims filed involving the vehicle.
2. Look for fender and bumper cracks.
Breakage or repairs are a good indicator of further car accident damage.
3. Check the windshield.
Note any chips, cracks or webbing.
4. Assess the car's body lines.
These lines should be straight and even and the car's paint should reflect normally. An uneven line or distorted reflection indicates that body panels of the car have been replaced or hammered out due to body damage.
5. Examine panel and door gaps.
The gaps should be straight and an even width from top to bottom.
6. Feel the body for filler spots.
A car with accident damage will have bumps or uneven spots from filler used to repair damaged areas.
7. Check for clamp marks.
Clamp marks around the frame of the car indicate that the car has been on a frame machine, so the car has likely sustained damage that required major repairs to the car's body after an accident.
8. Look for repainting.
Signs of different color paint underneath could mean that the car has been repainted after an accident or that a door or panel was replaced and repainted to match the rest of the car.

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A three-cylinder Ford Fiesta and four-cylinder Chevrolet Impala question how many cylinders are enough. No question that six cylinders are enough for our great-sounding Maserati Ghibli - after all, they come from Ferrari. We then talk about the new Jeep Renegade and answer viewer comments about the Chevrolet Volt, Tesla Model S, Subaru Outback, and (once again) the Dodge Durango.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmNSKh_SmoU

Know what you want and what you can afford

As with any purchase, the first thing to do is consider your values and your limitations. What matters to you most? Do you need something large or something compact? Something light in color or dark in color? A specific color? Horsepower? Safety? Technology? Stereo system? Everyone cares about different things. Know what you want. See what’s available. Then, decide what you can afford. Look exclusively for those makes and models.