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Siena:
Make: Mercedes-Benz
Model: S 500.
Engine: 4,966cc V8 2 x DOHC 24V.
Fuel system: Sequential / Multi-point fuel injection.
Induction: Crossflow.
Cylinder heads: Light alloy.
Cylinder block: Cast iron.

TRANSMISSION

5 speed automatic.
Drive: RWD.

PERFORMANCE

Power: 297 bhp.
Torque: 460 Nm (339 lb-ft).
0-60 mph: 6,3 secs.
Maximum speed: 155 mph (251 km/h).

RUNNING COSTS

21 mpg.
Euro Emission Standard: Euro 3.

Notes: From 1st October 2002 - 1st September 2003 saw some engine / ECU revisions, which resulted in a hike in power, to 306 bhp, though torque remaine the same. Engine remained Euro 3 compliant, though fuel consumption increased marginally, to 23 mpg, which considering the 5,0L capacity is quite frugal.

thanx for the info

bonny4u:
I NEED THIS CAR,SELL THIS CAR FOR ME 1m

SOLD!!!

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Dantitiki, tried calling you but your number aint available.

Send pix, mileage and last price of this Murano

N1.2m will not fly this S-class
Adjust your budget and call me. Car is still in pristine condition. Runs and drives very smooth. All acessories are intact and working. You can watch live TV broadcast in this car.

Im in Abuja. I need 1. how do we transact?

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Hi fellow Nairalanders, kindly provide me with unlock code for Huawei model: E156G
IMEI: 357133038463566
S/N: GF5TAA19C2503167
Thanx!

Hi fellow Nairalanders, kindly provide me with unlock code for Huawei model: E156G
IMEI: 357133038463566
S/N: GF5TAA19C2503167
Thanx!

Would have bought this instantly but I'm in Abuja

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This is sympathetic!
See how police and civil defence are molesting poor and innocent Nigerians
Is this the kind of government that'll RULE us for another 4 years

Guber electn will surely favour Kwankwaso but Kanawa are surely voting Buhari for presidency!
Its not an issue of party sentiments anymore. The masses will vote for credible individuals

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bonny4u:
i will buy if u can sell it for 1m

One million naira.
Not for this ride Brov

Jonathan, as I see him, appear dull and common place; he does not even seem to know what leadership is all about. He presents as a nice fellow, perhaps, a university lecturer but a man lacking strong convictions. He seems shy, fearful, and anxious and lacking in courage; he seems the type of timid chap that strong willed criminals, the type that Nigeria grows like mushroom, could easily exploit.

Jonathan does not seem a doer and only God knows that what Nigeria needs at this point are not idle talkers but doers. Nigeria needs leaders who would mobilize the nation’s economic and human resources, as in a war, and use them to win the war of developing the country and rooting out the corruption that is holding her down.

I do not see Jonathan championing well-articulated goals and objectives for Nigeria. He does not seem to believe in anything with his whole heart and is dedicated to actualizing it. He comes across as a nice man but not a man one should like to entrust the leadership of the nation with.

I believe that Jonathan is an accidental leader but not a committed leader who entered the political fray because he has strong convictions that he wants to realize.  He seems easily manipulated by Nigeria’s lords of corruption; in fact, those lords of disaster would like to have him in office so that through him they continue the vast spoils and patronage system they have established.

Jonathan comes across as a figure head under which the lords of stealing raid the Nigerian treasury. He lacks personal power, authority and charisma to get people to do anything that serves social interests. He lacks that oomph that we see in notable leaders. The man has no vision of where he wants to take Nigeria to. See, he has been in office for nearly two years and has actually accomplished very little. He talked about making sure that the power sector works. Well, Nigerians still do not have electricity twenty four-seven. The man may talk all he wants few persons are probably willing to follow him.

PDP has been in office for twelve years. That is sufficient time for a political party to have accomplished something useful for its polity. As we all know the PDP is the party of lootocrats and the most they have done is offer their members the opportunity to loot Nigeria, to rob the country empty.

It is time to give another political party the opportunity to try and see if it could clean the mess that is the Nigerian house and set Nigeria on the right path.

If the PDP continues on the path it is I have no doubt that Nigerians will turn to the Tunisian, Egyptian and Libyan example: revolt and chase away the thieves that that have so far pretended to rule them; we probably do not need the chaos that such revolt would engender.

Jonathan, as I see him, appear dull and common place; he does not even seem to know what leadership is all about. He presents as a nice fellow, perhaps, a university lecturer but a man lacking strong convictions. He seems shy, fearful, and anxious and lacking in courage; he seems the type of timid chap that strong willed criminals, the type that Nigeria grows like mushroom, could easily exploit.

Jonathan does not seem a doer and only God knows that what Nigeria needs at this point are not idle talkers but doers. Nigeria needs leaders who would mobilize the nation’s economic and human resources, as in a war, and use them to win the war of developing the country and rooting out the corruption that is holding her down.

I do not see Jonathan championing well-articulated goals and objectives for Nigeria. He does not seem to believe in anything with his whole heart and is dedicated to actualizing it. He comes across as a nice man but not a man one should like to entrust the leadership of the nation with.

I believe that Jonathan is an accidental leader but not a committed leader who entered the political fray because he has strong convictions that he wants to realize.  He seems easily manipulated by Nigeria’s lords of corruption; in fact, those lords of disaster would like to have him in office so that through him they continue the vast spoils and patronage system they have established.

Jonathan comes across as a figure head under which the lords of stealing raid the Nigerian treasury. He lacks personal power, authority and charisma to get people to do anything that serves social interests. He lacks that oomph that we see in notable leaders. The man has no vision of where he wants to take Nigeria to. See, he has been in office for nearly two years and has actually accomplished very little. He talked about making sure that the power sector works. Well, Nigerians still do not have electricity twenty four-seven. The man may talk all he wants few persons are probably willing to follow him.

PDP has been in office for twelve years. That is sufficient time for a political party to have accomplished something useful for its polity. As we all know the PDP is the party of lootocrats and the most they have done is offer their members the opportunity to loot Nigeria, to rob the country empty.

It is time to give another political party the opportunity to try and see if it could clean the mess that is the Nigerian house and set Nigeria on the right path.

If the PDP continues on the path it is I have no doubt that Nigerians will turn to the Tunisian, Egyptian and Libyan example: revolt and chase away the thieves that that have so far pretended to rule them; we probably do not need the chaos that such revolt would engender.

Hi fellow Nairalanders, need help with this VIN :4T1BK46K69U095894
Thanx!

Vehicle location is Abuja
Price is negotiable

Fhemmmy:
Clean ride for a Nigerian used . . . .  Happy sales

Thanx Fhemmmy.

@Sholasho: I'll call you

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Hi all, anyone that has an External DVD drive for sale, either fairly used or new should pls reply on this thread. Thanx