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As much as I want to believe that this thread is old, I believe my opinion is enough to save someone's ass from falling into the so call Cars45 trap. I was actually in need of extra cash last year in Abuja, so I decided to sell my newly acquired Jaguar x-type 2006. Before doing so, I have a machine myself x-launch, I checked and kept the record for my own reasons before going to their center for the car check-up.

To my surprise, the car was ridiculed and priced at what can make you cry as an owner, A car I got from Canada with port clearance at almost N2million was priced for N300k.

I was so shocked that I had to show them my own report and other documents that I have with me.

An inside friend I made there made me know that Cars45 is for oppressed people who don't know where to go for funds for immediate need and that their business model backs them up doing the same. For instance, they buy a car at a very relatively low price (Camry muscle ( Grade C for 800k and sell it for 1.1million or more). A typical guy man will think he has a fair deal but the seller had the loss and cars45 made a fortune.

I wholeheartedly won't advise anyone to make use of their service, Save up and buy a good car. I believe once they have competition, maybe they will buckle up. Please be wise.

Are you in need of an internship placement or you are a fresh graduate in need of an internship placement...

Deadline: Tuesday, 16th February, 2016

how much will you clear infiniti G35 2004 for me?
car coming from Ontario, canada.