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Pearl1910:
Lolz...what are you suspecting is your guarantor your babe?
After submitting the required Information, verification is next. Without which the aim of requesting for ur information and that of your guarantor is defeated.

stacyadams:
Some of them do....no harm.

Pearl1910:
No, it doesn't. Provided ur car has plates and car papers.

fk001:
No it won't affect your reg

Pearl1910:
Take it for inspection first. If it will be rejected they will tell u to go fix the issues before they do d inspection.

radautoworks:
hello, please contact support in my signature.

streetsoldier1:
yes... are u lagos?

streetsoldier1:
Honda city and peugeot 407... choose

Pearl1910:
Live in this reality...if u try to bend it, u may regret.
Therefore, if u don't have upto 1m just lock up and continue saving, don't go and buy scrap with your hard earned money.

streetsoldier1:
Honda city and peugeot 407... choose

sandammy:
Check Jiji. You might get a fair deal

pope191:
We are in the same dilemma, I have used Hyundai and I'm using Honda now, but struggling to get Toyota. Feel's like I'm yet to arrive if I don't have Toyota. I was patiently observing the type of car argument last week and choose to keep mute if expert like Bishop of Madam Rad are not saying anything.

But my little submission on this matter: either cars are built for different purpose or we need to understand the reason why we need a particular car at a point in time. Toyota small but mighty barely reduce in price, it's that kind of shoe you will use and leave for ur children (mallam ku rin jo).

Toyota Corrolla: 2m or 1.5/6m for grade local use, if you use the car for 2 yrs and want to resale, pending on abuse... The car may go for 1.6 for toks resale or 1.3 for local used, at the end 300/400k difference

Honda Civic: toks 1.2/1.1, while used can fly from 750 to 400k and some times it's hard to tell the difference b/w both. Let's assume you get a good grade Honda for 750 and you use it for 2 years, sell at 600k, what's the difference? 150k

Prons: They both make same money, but I consider Toyota Corolla as moving money and owners worth, better chance of offline trips if you have good communication skills. For Honda? The A/C, interior and sound system is a give away. If you buy a car of 750 and after 2 years, you've made 3.5/4m plus or minus, comprehensive it to buying a car of 2m and making sa me amount.

Cons: inability to sleep well, excess security consciousness and insurance matters, unlike the Honda civic where you may care less, drink your beer in peace. For the Honda? Your communication skills must be top notch before you can nail an offline trip, not that you cant, cos I do and mostly turn them down (they are distraction to work flow for me). Chance of having disappointed clients are high, in all fairness I have taken my leave on 3 clients cos they want big cars and I can't b begging someone, some will even ask if they accept this kind of car now (2003/2004 civic), thinking the car is 1996, I'll b the one explaining this is 04 car, same year with your Corrolla. The gear is the major problem, you see the solenoid will show you shege (Don't let no one tell you different), I practically service mine solenoid switch every 2 weeks, with extra 2 up and down soleniod in the boot (each set cost 12k). while you may not even get to service Toyota gear oil for 6/12 months, let me not talk for Honda

As for Hyundai's and it reselling values, you will be the one begging the clients to add some tin, part availability is in Ladipo and you may not get the toks, but new. Sound protect? They will ask you to go work Toyota own to it.

Toyota Yaris have is unique compressor, so when it get faulty, just know it's a beginning of a new Dawn in your life. For Toyota Camry 2003/08? Let's leave that for another post

Let me stop here, need to on my app, I'll edit later.

Felicity001:
There is a corolla going for 1.1m last, owner decided to sell after about a year or there about.

There's a tok big daddy (05), arrived last week Accident free for 1.7m if you can raise more cash I can link you up with the dealer.

You can search the internet for fairly used cars (Honda Civic), those that states 1m below you can negotiate with them. You can be lucky to get one for N550k or N600k while you use the 100k to do papers renewal and fix one or two.

Honda Accord is good especially the Discussion continue model but the V4 won't come cheap trust me. Their bold joints are stronger when compared to the EOD (personal observation ooh because I've used these two cars very well).

I hope this helps.
Good luck

Olayetan:
Haaaaaaaaaaa

Crvrider:
I use Honda crv. Nothing wrong at all with using Honda cars.

Pearl1910:
U don tire and u still they ask question
Am assuming u want to use the car for e-hailing. If u read 10 pages back you will get an answer to this question. I think people are getting tired of answering this car question... Let's read please. Although, it seems to me u have made up your mind already on Accord so go ahead and find peace.
But my advice, buy Civic 2003-2008 if u no get money for Corolla or Camry.

Felicity001:
Lol

So how much do you have?

You have to work according to your pocket and not according to what people want or not necessarily what you even want.

pope191:
Haaaaaa

Felicity001:
The both of you can send in your account details let me see what I can do.

Crvrider:
Bought my car from jiji, though.

peeps4u:
Another one, though less popular, is autocheck, formerly cheki

Felicity001:
Just 1:30min trip ooh...
Pickup: MMA1
destination: Police Base HQ be hung cubana, Ikeja
Wait time: abt 1hr
Drop off: MMA1

Commissioner gift me 10k cask plus fill up.

Is God not wonderful?

Make no come go house go play with my kids small

Crvrider:
Cars45 ba wo? Premium tears loading...

141samuel:
where do you want to get Civic 400k

chillex8:
Leave corollas and Camry's alone.
There are cheaper cars to sail on ehailing.
Four drivers I know personally on providence street, lekki,  are now car-owners.
They bought Honda DC, Chevrolet Aveo, Suzuki and Honda city.

My 2005 manual ford Mondeo was purchased for 400k. I sold it for 350k 1 year after.
Bought another one for 400k. 

Woe betide me to buy a car of 1M plus for #60/km trips.

Tip: if you want cheap cars, visit other south-western states.