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Good evening.

Vehicle still waiting for its new owner. Let's discuss yor offer.

Good evening.

Still avaiable

Price is negotiable.

Looking for a reliable SUV with space, comfort, and performance? This 2005 Honda Pilot is in excellent condition and ready for a new owner.

🔹 Key Features:
Year: 2005
Engine: Strong and sound V6 engine (3.5 VTEC)
Transmission: Smooth automatic
Air Conditioning: Chilling cold ❄️
Interior: Neat leather seats & clean dashboard
Exterior: Well-maintained body, no major dents
Suspension & handling: Excellent, drives smoothly
Mileage: Efficient for its age
Papers: Complete & up to date
💰 Price: ₦5,000,000 (Negotiable)
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can we deal at #1.3m? seriously interested.

gurus in the house, I greet you all. I've been wanting to buy a car for my wife after selling her 1998 Sienna but I've been so confused as to what to buy. after much pondering, I've narrowed my search down to Camry (big daddy) and Highlander (200-2007 series). aside the 4cylinder and 6cylinder engines they both carry respectively, is there any other thing I need to consider? what would the gurus advise I buy.

NB: I'd also drive the car when in town and I'm a 6ft 2inches guy and I'm considering the naija-used of both cars. thank you

how much for a naija-used 2005-2006 Highlander?

Caveat emptor. I have spoken

AutoReportNG2:
The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) has commenced electronic (online) auction of contraband, including exotic cars of different brands, seized from smugglers in Imo/Abia and Edo/Delta commands.

Controller of Federal Operations Unit (FOU), Owerri, Comptroller Kayode Olusemire, who spoke in Benin on Wednesday while conducting newsmen round the latest seizures of men of the unit, said that the auction, which will be done through the internet, will be conducted every Mondays and Wednesdays for one month.

According to him, interested members of the public can log into the NCS E-Auction portal to select any of the items listed on the purchase list. The controller said that among items to be auctioned electronically were Rolls Royce cars, Mercedes, Toyota and other vehicles of different makes as well as other intercepted goods.

Well, the application is now open to the public using these following methods...

You can start your bid and your registration here NCS E-Portal (https://app1.trade.gov.ng/eauction/auction/list/all/82?sortby=endDate&sortorder=asc)

Requirements:

• Applicant must have a valid TIN issued by the FIRS with an active e-mail account.

• An applicant shall pay a non-refundable fee of One Thousand Naira (N1,000.00) as administrative charge.

• An Item is auctioned “as is” as such request for replacement or refund shall not be entertained.

• The successful bidder shall make payment within five (5) working days.

• Failure to pay within five (5) working days the item reverts to the second (2nd) highest bidder.

• The successful bidder has two (2) weeks from the date of payment to remove the item bidded for or forfeit same at the expiration of the two (2) weeks.

• Any auction item not removed from the warehouse within fourteen (14) days from the date of payment shall revert to its pre-bidding status.

• Take note for overtime cargo, that the successful bidder shall in addition pay 25% charges for the Shipping line and Terminal operator respectively.

• Bidders shall be allowed to bid for more than 2 items per bidding window.

• For claiming items, the winner shall present;

i. A valid copy of the paid assessment and bank receipt (optional in case of e-payment);

ii. E-mailed code to identify owner after payment;

iii. A notarized letter in case the owner sends a representative. (Where the owner is present uploaded photo on registration will do.)

iv. Provide proper identification with the notarized letter such as International passport, Driver’s licence, Voters card or National I.D.

• The dwell time for this Online Auction Sale shall be Twenty-Eight (28) days.

• Third party claims shall not be entertained.

• Officers of the Nigeria Customs Service are excluded from participating in this Auction.

• Owner of the seized item is excluded from bidding for the same.

• Conditions and terms of this auction are to be carefully considered by an interested person before acceptance.

• The applicant undertakes to abide by the conditions and terms of this auction

Here are 8 things you need to know.

1. You must have a valid TIN number from the FIRS to fully participate in the auction process.

2. An e-wallet will be created automatically for the user, when you register.

3. The user is to select any customs designated bank of his/her choice listed on the website and make payments into his/her wallet.

4. The administrative fee of N1,000 per bid will be deducted from the e-wallet.

5. A user is allowed a maximum of TWO bids per bidding window.

6. Monies deposited into the e-wallet cannot be withdrawn afterwards. And if a bid is won, the money in the e-wallet cannot be used for payment. So deposit what may be enough per time for bids to be placed.

7. If your bid is won, you have a maximum of 5 working days to pay up at any designated bank and a maximum of 2 weeks to move the item from the auction site. If you fail to do so, the item will be given to the next highest bidder in that bidding window.

8. Take your time to peruse the items thoroughly before placing a bid.

Compiled by AutoReportNG

Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/05/here-is-how-to-bid-for-cars-on-nigerian.html

the auction is closed I guess

this, a 2004 Toyota Camry? obviously you know nothing about cars.

from #1.4m negotiable to #1.550m negotiable, what happened?

can I get a clean naija-used 2003/2004 Toyota Camry (XLE preferably) or a Rav4 of same years for #1m? If yes, which would you advise I buy (it's for a woman)?

how much? exactly what I've been searching for

what is the cost of a clean naija-used Toyota Camry 2003-2004 and 2005?

2002 to 2006 Camry xle?

oliverjiad:
450k each vehicles are underage
Jaid

what do you mean by underage? is #450k a flat duty for underage cars?

what's the cost of clearing a 2001, 2002 and 2003 highlander?

why are the lower cost cars having higher fees?

Between only you and me, what is wrong with this ride? At this dangerously 'fair' price, you're still unable to sell. your topic reads #1.4m, you still dey put #1.45m for your latest comment. who is fooling whom nah? I just dey talk my own oo. nothing personal.

this is a 2008 RAV4? And the used of this model is #1.9m? Guy, it's either you're high on water or village people are at work. happy sale o.

I've got #1.1m readily available if you'll deal

Don't you think it's proper and more sensible if the pictures are posted here?

how much to land any of these into Nigeria will customs duty paid: * 2005 Rav4 * 2004 camry xle * 2002 or 2003 highlander all 4cylinders. thanks

Hello house. I need clarity about some things (Toyota Camry - big daddy series) :
1. I observed that some 2005 Camry cars (for example) were produced in 2004, how come they are tagged 2005?
2. does every 2005 Camry come with the dreaded '13pin' auto transmission? if no, how does one detect which one has it or not?
3. why do people advise against the purchase of the 2005 and 2006 series basically because of the '13pin' auto transmission? is there a way to mitigate against this issue?

I'm planning to get a 2005 or 2006 Camry and want to be sure I'm not going on a 'long thing'. thank you as I await the gurus' response.

please what's the cost of clearing Toyota Camry (03-06 series) and/or Toyota corolla (03-06 series). the requested info will help in deciding which model and year to import.

can you handle the clearing process for me? thanks.

Gazzuzz

plan to buy a Camry (03-06) or a Matrix XR (03-06)(both naija-used) though would prefer the Camry cause of space. I've several advice from people to avoid the 05 and 06 Camry because they come with a 13pin transmission and that it gets bad quickly and costly to replace too. I'm in urgent need of your professional advice. thank you

Good day folks. I bought a 1998 Sienna for my wife in 2016 because of my love for spacious cars. it consumes #10k fuel weekly (Ikotun to Ikeja) which I consider high. I've decided to sell the car off because of this reason and others. I'm considering a big-daddy Camry (was told to run far away from 05 and 06 years mainly because of transmission problems and others), Matrix (my wife said she likes the car) and a muscle Camry (wife likes it too and I love it because it's roomy). I've spoken with a couple of friends and I get confused the more hence my coming here.

I'd like the candid advice of the gurus in the house as to which of these cars (naija-used) to go for considering a budget of #1m NOW though can be stretched if the choice car is worth it. I'll also drive the car once in a while when in town and I'm a 6ft 3inches guy (pretty long legs). Thanks as I await your urgent response.

Apologies for my epistle.

Good day folks. I bought a 1998 Sienna xle for my wife in 2016 because I love cars with space basically. It consumes at least #10k fuel a week (Ikotun to Ikeja) without AC (bad for now). I have decided to sell it off because of its fuel economy and other reasons too. I want to buy her a 4cylinder engine car of the Toyota family with a good fuel economy, relatively cheap maintenance and good second-hand value too. I'm considering the big daddy Camry (was told not to go close to the 05 and 06 years cause of transmission issues among others), Matrix (my wife said she loves that) and the muscle Camry (I love big things). I've spoken with a number of friends and I get confused the more.

I need the candid advice of gurus in the house as to which of these I should go for bearing in mind that I'm considering a naija-used of any because of my budget of #1m NOW though can be stretched if the choice car is worth it.

Apologies for my epistle.