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Van is very sound.

Full Customs duty paid. No harassment.

Available in Abuja.

Just arrived from Germany
Clean Fiat Ducato.
Diesel workhorse engine.
High Roof and Long Chassis.

Everything in it is top notch performance.

I know Ducato to some detail because I have personally used several of this van for transport business and I can testify that it ranks best among the rest in its category.

Price: N2m

Location: Gudu, Abuja

vicben27:
It's like you Just finished writing waec l guess? l did what years ago when you were still sucking on ur mother's breast.soo you can just assume my Brain is all Old and Dusty.

@ bolded, very apt!

I had no reason to write WAEC because the result of my WAEC examination was never withheld.

Go and comprehend that for today Mr. Cheap Test.

vicben27:
thanks for the correction. keep wandering around on NL looking for spelling errors to correct. for the main time you can for fucck yourself

"In the meantime", that's how it should be written sir.

In the meantime, you should stop claiming spelling error. It is just a proof of your poor " test".

vicben27:
poor test in finishing. cheap tiles . thumb's up sha

And you that couldn't differentiate "taste" from "test" nko?

How much is the MB 814?

Do you have any with full pallet cover and not tarpaulin?

Is this a tokunbo or locally used?

Where is the car located?

ogbiwa:
Thank you for this. It takes common sense to know that what the OP spent time conjuring is absolutely false. Saying a car's label weight can lead to overload: labels that at the most don't weigh more than a plastic cup and that it is basis for a total recall. He thinks he's writing to sheep?

The title is very misleading and to make matter worse, people are just commenting without reading.

The article talked about incorrect load limits engraved on the Lambo's label. An owner will be misguided and overload the car if he relies on the info on the current label. The recall is aimed at detaching the current label and affixing the label with the correct load specs. End of story.

Do you mean N9m as in Nine million naira? Sir I doubt if this car was bought as brand new for up to N5m in 2009.

I really really tried so hard to resist the temptation to comment, but I just couldn't help it.

Cosplay:
No way.

FLOODED VEHICLE

Long may you reign sir!

Car is not only flooded, it was modified with the aim of changing the model year for obvious reasons.

toksbisola:
1) Never ever let a woman know/sense that you love her more than she loves you. If you do you’re game. Your wife knows that, hence a possible reason for her mis-behaviour.
2) Never ever let a woman know what your weak point is as a man. If she knows it, you’re game. Your wife knows that you can’t do without being the first to call her to apologies when an argument occurs, hence another possible reason for her mis-behaviour.
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The two points you listed are not practicable. It appears you have never 'fallen' in love before.

Love will always move you to make very visible and bold actions. In fact, the more you love the more you would want to show it. So it is not possible for a man not to demonstrate or reveal the extent of his love.

The second point is also similar to the first. The reason why it is your weak point is that you fall easily through it no matter how you want to control it. A weak point most often reveals itself naturally no matter how you want to control it.

AmiciLord:
Pushing a car to get the engine started.

So they no longer push car to get the engine started in this generation?

Diamond Bank, Life Camp Abuja branch has added a new dimension to customer experience.

They force customers to sort their N1,000 notes and separate them into clean and dirty notes before they will accept to count the money in their bulk room. The idea is to make people sort money for their ATMs. You can only imagine the chaos this creates. They remained adamant despite the complaints.
Is this the norm in all their branches?

What is the tonnage (load limit)?

donchisel:
@Cosplay, only a legal entity can declare a criminal act and not you.
I would rather refer the action as that of one without any integrity to protect.

It is also possible that this guy doesn't even know the implications and impact of auto-registration and only needed the loan money to do other things. He should be arrested and prosecuted accordingly, if he refuses to transfer ownership to the real buyer.

I expect licensing offices should demand proof of purchase from registrants, but anything goes in Nigeria.

So Donchisel what do you call the act, a charitable one?

And why are you saying he should be arrested and prosecuted or you expect that he can be set free with the act? I guess if a thief robs you of your belongings you will congratulate and pat him on the back because the chief justice of Nigeria is yet to declare the act as criminal.

Abeg this your argument no follow.

xreal:
Yes.
And on Nairaland, sellers are conscious of existing numerous counterparts, and potential buyers who are auto-enthusiasts, these people will ask several questions.
Hence, sellers peg best price tags.

I laughed. More than half of these people especially people that are requesting for the price don't buy cars. You will be surprised to know that some of the Nairalanders calling you thief on top of your own car are teenagers that are still writing SSCE and WAEC exams.

Ask any car dealer here, the customers that buy cars are those who call and schedule a visit not those shouting how much up and down car threads. Very irritating konkobiliti things

Yes the picture speaks for itself. Also shouting is the Delta State Government plate number. Care to clarify this to your intending buyers?

My personal opinion

Did Cosplay do the right thing? - YES
He is doing a good job sanitising the auto section. I have noticed that he has recently been adding "Note the actual mileage" in many of his reports and not just for this Volvo. This is a handy info for the buyer during physical inspection.

Was there any "bad belle" from Cosplay? - NO
Hate it or like it, he is doing a good job and he meant well.

Was the OP's outburst justified? - unfortunately YES (but no insults)
Putting myself in the shoes of the seller, I will also not be happy because:
1. VIN disclosure is already a proof that he has nothing to hide.
2. The dreaded "Are you aware that..." question from Cosplay signifies the death of an advert. Every other thing is to bury it while Nairalanders seal the closure. My guess is that the seller confidently posted his VIN thinking since the SUV has been fixed from source and even got a rebuilt TITLE, it checks out! So he stays on the "Nothing to declare" lane.

Personal Verdict
Cosplay can better manage situations like this in order not to make sellers think you are on a Vendetta mission. I am an advocate of full disclosure but the way and manner you struck your gavel in this instance will make a buyer that knows nothing about US vehicle Titles think the vehicle is written off! Please continue to do your good work and show consideration where required. Whether you know it or not your actions weigh in a lot on decisions made by both buyer and seller.

And I am also bothered about something, there is a big dealer I respect so much on this forum that I know you don't ask to post VIN of his vehicles. He occasionally posts the pictures of the vehicles as purchased in the US and that's all. Would you call that full disclosure? Picture says it all, but not in this instance! A car so advertised might also have a rebuilt title like the Volvo in contention. A picture showing impact may not tell you if the transmission is gone. Also, a vehicle showing no impact and seemingly looking clean in the US might have been flooded.

https://www.nairaland.com/4397668/sold....tin-can-cleared-2011-lexus-rx

See how much reverence and persuasive skill you showed to the dealer in the thread above just to extract the VIN of the RX350. The courage to ask came only after many posts and when someone took up the daunting task of belling the cat. There was nothing like "Are you aware that..." and "... stop crying wolf you have yourself to blame" or even "note the actual mileage" in the thread. There are many other threads that you carefully avoided. You need to be courageous to do the needful because transparency starts from you.

Once again, my personal opinion.

valarinz:
Pls oo, why are all of you so one sided in judgements when it has to do with dealers here, You're all so quick to point fingers at the seller but no one want to call the other party to order.

Did the OP also post a tampered mileage of this car and why did Cosplay try to disrepute him with that and no one is saying anything too?

Well we are just sitting by watching and waiting till when you both allow us to talk.

emmie14:
Not full option. No fulklamp

So where did he say "full option" in the advert?

And it is called fog not fulk.

So what exactly are you selling?

aktom007:
If the father is alive nah big issue cose u'll need to father's consent.....but if not, it is assumed that he takes over the position of the child's father therefore no need to file for any adoption......to the best of my knowledge,.... I stand to be corrected....u can be jailed for taking the child outside the country without the fathers consent

The boy's father died 4 months to their wedding and that was many years ago.

Extracted this from her previous threads.

Still waiting.

Available.

Anyone pleeease...

I need the right rear light assembly. See picture below. Kindly drop your contact if you sell within Lagos. Thanks.

GAZZUZZ:
unavailable

Gazzuzz are u sure? Here in Abuja the parts-a-plenty in Gudu market so I wonder why they wouldn't be available in Lagos.