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Used Volvo Car for Sale in Nigeria

Who doesn’t want to have a Volvo at his garage? The car has a class which perhaps no other vehicle can match. Getting contact details of used Volvo car dealers in Nigeria would put you in good stead for bagging that perfect deal. That is why CarXus brings you the opportunity to buy used Volvo car online in Nigeria by simply leafing through its deals and offers. CarXus, a popular portal platform, has helped a number of clients in the past to find a used Volvo for sale in Nigeria.

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Convert to a Dealer Account - Send us the certificate of incorporation or other proof that you are currently representing the company and working on behalf of their name. Fill out your dealership name, contact information and working hours. You can add some pictures of your dealership to your dealer page. Upload the logo of your company/dealership to your dealer page. If you do not have the logo, we can create it for you (please send your request at marketing@carxus.com).
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The new Porsche 911 Carrera – Engine


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Porsche 911: 10 super facts on the supercar
* The Porsche 911 is the most popular car made by the company.
Ferdinand Porsche and car inventions go hand in hand. In 1900, at the age of 25, he designed the first hybrid gasoline-electric car for an Austrian company. Then, in June 1934, he got a contract from Adolf Hitler to design a people's car. That car became the Volkswagen Beetle.
Component shortages led to Porsche using parts from the Beetle to work on his next car -- the Porsche 356. More than 75,000 were made over the course of 15 years.
* The Porsche 911 is the most popular car made by the company. Since 1964, all Porsche 911s have been manufactured in only one place -- Porsche's factory in Stuttgart, Germany.
* The car was originally named Porsche 901, and 82 cars were built as 901s. However, Peugeot protested on the grounds that in France it had exclusive rights to car names formed by three numbers with a zero in the middle. So, instead of selling the new model with another name in France, Porsche changed the name to 911.
* The Stuttgart factory produces around 40 Boxters, about 110 Porsche 911s and approximately 500 engines daily.
Porsche builds 16 versions of the Porsche 911, including the 911 GT3, which sports a 435 horsepower engine.
Each 911 has around 5,000 welds.
* The design of the 911 has been updated only five times in four decades, resulting in six generations.
* Black, red and white are the most popular colours of the Porsche, even though the company will custom paint a car in any colour for a fee.
* The plant makes more than 20 different versions of its famed six-cylinder engines ranging from 255 to 535 horsepower.

Five car maintenance jobs you can do yourself
Everyone is looking for innovative ways to save money. Many car repair jobs are best left to the professionals, but here are five maintenance tasks that you can take on yourself, even if you've never so much as picked up a wrench.
Important note: Before you do anything, buy a repair manual for your car. Haynes and Chiltons are the most popular; you can order online or buy a copy at your local parts store.
Got it? Good. Here we go:
1. Changing the air filter
Pitfalls: Improperly installed filter could allow dirt into the engine; some cars have fiddly latches that can break fingernails.
For most cars, changing the filter is a simple matter of removing a few clips or screws, taking the old filter out, putting the new one in, then replacing the top of the filter box. It's literally a five-minute job. (That said, some cars are more complex, so check your repair manual before starting.) Note which way the old filter comes out so you don't install the new one upside-down. If the filter material is red or green, you may have a reusable filter that can be cleaned -- ask your parts dealer.
2. Checking tire pressure
Tires are the most oft-overlooked parts of our cars. They lose air over time (and with colder temperatures), and low pressure translates to increased fuel consumption. Buy a digital tire gauge and check the tires first thing in the morning before the car has been driven (driving heats the air inside the tires and raises the pressure). You'll find the proper inflation pressures in your owner's manual as well as on a sticker in the driver's doorjamb or behind the gas-filler flap. If one or more tires are low, refill at a gas station air pump, but don't rely on the air pump's pressure gauge -- use your own. If you overfill the tire, press the pin inside the valve to let air out.
3. Changing burned-out bulbs
Changing bulbs is a simple job, but not always a straightforward one. If you've never done this before, it's best not to proceed without instructions; access to the bulbs isn't always as easy as it seems, and doing it wrong could result in breaking a pricey trim piece or, worse yet, breaking the bulb and cutting yourself. Your repair manual (and, in some lucky cases, your owner's manual) will tell you exactly what to pry, pull, push and twist; follow the instructions and it's a walk in the park -- and a huge cost savings.
4. Changing wiper blades
Changing wiper blades is another one of those quick jobs that quick-lube places use to make a quick profit. Some cars use small fasteners or spring-loaded levers that can be tricky to manipulate, but on most cars it's as easy as pushing a lever and pulling off the blade, then sliding the new one into place. If your repair manual doesn't have instructions, the packaging for the new blades probably will. Make sure the new blade is locked firmly in place; if it falls off while the wipers are running, the wiper arm will scratch the windshield. You can also buy wiper blade refills (just the rubber part; the blade is the rubber plus the metal or plastic that holds it against the glass), which are less expensive, but refills can be fiddly to change and if the blades are old they may not hold the new refill firmly against the glass.
5. Changing the oil
The oil change is the high end of do-it-yourself maintenance. It's a fairly straightforward procedure -- raise the car off the ground (preferably on ramps), drain the oil, replace the oil filter, refill with the proper amount of oil and check for leaks. (Your repair manual will walk you through it.) But it's a dirty job, it requires tools (ramps or jackstands, drain pan, socket set, oil filter wrench), you have to take the old oil to a parts or repair shop for recycling, and if you do it wrong -- too little or too much oil, drain plug or filter installed improperly, etc. -- you could literally ruin your engine. Most quick-lube places are cheap enough that it's not worth the effort, but some people -- your author included -- just enjoy doing it.
NOTE: NEVER EVER EVER work under a car supported by only a jack! If the car falls off the jack, it's curtains for you. Buy a set of sturdy drive-on ramps and use them as per the instructions, blocking the tires so the car can't roll.

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Lets look at all-new Toyota Prius!

The Toyota Prius, which is the world’s best-selling hybrid vehicle, is now in its fourth generation and the latest model has marked its arrival at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show. Like the previous model, the Prius has managed to garner a lot of interest thanks to its controversial design.

While the front-end looks like a typical modern Toyota with sharp creases and a whole lot of angular design cues, it’s the love-or-hate appearance of the rear-end that’s got everybody’s attention.

The massive rear screen and the vertically stacked taillights with the neverending LED strip add a lot of drama to the rear-end of the new Prius.

Based on Toyota's new TNGA platform, the all-new Prius is better equipped, quicker and expectedly, more efficient than the previous model with Toyota claiming a 10 per cent improvement in fuel efficiency.

As for the dimensions, the new Prius is 60mm longer, 15mm wider and 20mm lower than the old Prius. Toyota is even claiming a 60 per cent more rigid chassis compared to the old model.

The all-new Prius will go on sale in Japan first by the end of this year, followed by USA and Europe sometime next year.

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Are you looking out for selling your used car, if it's far old then still you can place it for sale. Yes, this is possible and now you may felt this as a daunting task. If you are situated in Nigeria and looking out for selling your used car at local dealers. But unfortunately, you are not getting a price you are looking to sell for. There are few sellers who post ads in newspapers for selling the cars, but get less buyers from it. Instead of going at local dealers and visiting the places for selling your used car, it is suggested to place an ad in portals. These days, Internet has become an important source in informing and making the business deals online. When you are situated in Ghana and looking out for selling a car online, then just look at the various portals where how you can place your car ad.

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