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40mins for 124 wheels? Hmmm professionals

KingLennon:
The guy in the far right tho . How do they decide the winner of this competition?

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Na him win

Na wa oh

Jerryndufor:
Call 08059709977 for a superclean Toyota sienna with complete duty 04/05 tokunbo in perfect conditions at a give away

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Still available?

kinz17:
Lexus esx330 2month 2005 model forsale in akure you can call

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How much?

kinz17:
I have this Lexus es330 I just bought it Nov last year reason for sale....i need additional money to for a business proposal

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Am interested. How much last

Naija made

Wasky101:
still available

How much?

Make sense

Front page pls.
Lalastical

Na wa oh

Wow, he is very lucky

Na wa. Stubborn driver

Jungle justice or what?

It's still repeating till tomorrow. Nobody wants to sweat.

Old news

Nice one

Nigerian problem is so massive that I don't know where to start. From car owners managing their cars like that cos they want to pass down to cost to their future buyer to the unscrupulous dealers everywhere trying to convince you that someone is about to buy the car and you should hurry up, to even the incompetent Kazeem mechanics that we have that might not diagnosed the problems with it.
Please all this dealers should repent and stop deceiving people. My next car which I will buy this April must be a toks which will hv just minor accident and not flooded.

Buying Nigerian Used cars is like buying trouble. Everyday wahala. Though not every Nigerian Used cars is bad but the problem is the stress and time to cross check it. How can you
physically inspect about 10 to 20 used Nigerian cars before you find one that u can buy? Is that not time consuming and expensive? Majority of the Nigerian Used cars on car stands and almost everywhere are time bombs. Majority has hidden problems. Even if the engine and gear is good, the minor faults can even be expensive than engine and gear when u sum it up.
In order to have peace of mind, please and please just save till u have money for a good toks.

In as much as the economy is bad and the purchasing power of Naira is low. Never you buy Nigerian Used cars randomly. Even if the price is cheap except you are familiar with the history of the car. Majority of Nigerian car owners dont maintain their cars. Nigerians dont know that a little stitch in time saves nine.
Why am I writing all this? I recently bought a Nigerian Used sienna from a nairalander through a proxy. I didn't personally inspect the car myself and I blame myself for that. I was told that the engine is Ok, gear Ok, a.c. ok and interior ok. I was deceived by the pictures I was sent. I never knew the windscreen was a little crack. It has scratch all over it's body. I have spent more than 300k for it's minor faults and oven baking it. Yet it can't be compare to a direct toks. I have spent close to the amount for the toks. I have found out that buying Nigerian Used is even more expensive if you factor everything together. I will never advice my enemy to buy Nigerian Used car.
Please always buy direct toks people

Is this true

Hmmmm na wa oh7

Hmmmm na wa oh

300k

AbelAbdul:
Hello dealers. Pls I met with a car dealer and he's giving out a 2006 Toyota Sienna for 2M. Is the deal fair?

The car is direct Belgium.

Not a fair deal. It shouldn't exceed 1.8m and not more than 150k in mileage.
I bought one for 1.7m

Very funny

Nice one

Hmmm. Emotional

Massive. Oyetola spending state funds

Akoko.

Mumu