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bros2:
The vehicle vin number is 4T1BF32KX2U531043 and the Millage is 164,550. feel free to check out the car, its sound and has never never never been in an accident before .

Niccoloimhotep:
Hi guys,If you are a client seeking for a lexus at affordable price, search no more. Owner is an oil company offshore worker that goes for 2 months and returns back to base for 2 months. The car is so silent while operational that u hardly hear the engine sound.

kenonze:

Riversides2003:
A

horlabiyi:
2006 boldly written on the car but the seller saying it's a 2007 car with the car VIN

Tamarapetty:
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nairavsdollars:
H

horlabiyi:
Even with the fact that the car was manufactured in 2006. I wonder why Oyinbo dealers will never lie about the model of a car even with the "VIN"

maballack:
Thanks Cosplay .
Please can you help check this VIN someone brought it to my office been nigerian used, told my oga to hold on so i try and see if i can get a history check
JTJJM7FXXB5025268
Thank you.

TechCapon:
In Nigeria the word police and rescue don't work hand in hand

EgunMogaji:
We have a winner

It was in one of the stalls at my workplace.

http://rossioncars.com

You have a good eye Sir.

tommykiwi:
K

PigBenis:
F

nony43:
H

TechCapon:
You're right. It comes in different models and specs. I only wrote one.

obekediamondfuto:
This is terrible. but one more thing we need to thrash.


As a car dealer, being transparent by providing every detail necessary to perform some level of control check is not an option(its mandatory) .... except, of course; u r trying to be dubious.


the curious case of calculux.

he let out more than necessary by allowing a potential customer have unfettered access to vital documents that should be read only and not editable nor savable. why would u allow a a client handle vital documents to the extent he photocopied it? seeing and taking/copying the c number is enough detail.

photocopying on the other hand, gives the client access to view the port of entry and all. other unnecessary info that can be used in cloning it.

when customs stop u on the road, they don't just verify the vin and colour of vehicle.... they verify the duty amount paid and the year/model(most of the time).

I don't think any scammer would be photographic enough to capture all those info at a glance and even if there exists such guys then one can adopt other control measures when handling customers in person.

using that as an excuse for not providing vin for vehicle sale ads is as lame as a lama doing frog jump.

if someone comes to ur yard to inspect a vehicle with intention of cloning it with JUST vin will u use that Gazuzz customer's total package insurance to know the scammer's heart? so why should posting vin online be different?

TechCapon:
The audacious Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat has emerged, brandishing a supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 capable of generating 300 horsepower and 264 lb-ft of torque

stansaintly:
If the head is weak what will the tail do?