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This is a 2012 Toyota Camry with legit custom duty paid A normal foreign Used in the market goes for about 4.5m naira plus. Just buy and fix back boot which won't cost more than 100 to 150k,Cash needed that's why we seling like that. This is a very good deal

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Transmission: Automatic
Colour: black
Leather interior seats
Freezing
4 plugs Engine

Location: Apapa, Lagos
Asking price: 3.5m

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This country sef

Lol... spend just the 100-150 to fix it and sell it for 4.7m now.

stjsd:
Lol... spend just the 100-150 to fix it and sell it for 4.7m now.

No mind them yeye people. The correct fix may be up to 500-600k

Dozieson:
No mind them yeye people. The correct fix may be up to 500-600k

yeah its definitely more than 150k and to do it perfectly would be very close to 350k self if not more due to the inflation of spare parts.

Headlights.
Boot.
Back bumper.
Respraying.
Obviously the back legs must be damaged and you sum it at 150k?

Ain't you a joker?

Fix it yourself and sell it at 4.5m...
And why do i feel you gotta battle a gear problem too.

Anyways.. happy selling.

Nairaland sef



I'm certain there would be other issue with this car aside the body work.

Mad people just full this country

Scrap it. Its aerodynamics has been compromised. Anyone who fix and buys it is one his free way to hell.scrap salvaged enhanced vehicles should not be allowed into nigeria

Smithkline200:
Headlights.
Boot.
Back bumper.
Respraying.
Obviously the back legs must be damaged and you sum it at 150k?

Ain't you a joker?

Fix it yourself and sell it at 4.5m...
And why do i feel you gotta battle a gear problem too.

Anyways.. happy selling.

Back chasis must be cut and replaced...

Nigerians like better, do you know how many I have fixed and sell, even worst than this, cuz it ugly u condemning it. 90% of cars sold in Nigeria are salvaged, usually properly fixed then you buy. Clean title cars are usually expensive in which very few Nigerians go for. But in this case I no get money to fix so come and buy

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Honestly, 90% of tokunbo car in Nigeria are like this even more damage than this before fixed. A friend of mine brought his car and was feeling on top of the world. I told him to check the VIN no the rest is history.

owobloww:
Nigerians like better, do you know how many I have fixed and sell, even worst than this, cuz it ugly u condemning it. 90% of cars sold in Nigeria are salvaged, usually properly fixed then you buy. Clean title cars are usually expensive in which very few Nigerians go for. But in this case I no get money to fix so come and buy

Have you wondered why some auto dealers find it difficult to release vehicle Vin? If some people see their vehicles history, they will go and fight the seller.

Last year when one of my family friends wanted to buy Lexus es350, all the samples dealers sent was seriously damaged. The interesting part was that if see them, they're neat. One of them had rollover after collision, and almost all the airbags deployed...

At last we settled for one with collision that affected the front leg, fender... With 190,000 mileage. We have good mechanics. If he had worked this car from a good mechanic, we might be typing : your ride neat Bro ,happy sales.

If you doubt me ,register on auction export or copart, check the prices of clean titles,and equally participate in live copart auction, you will see the prices damaged vehicles are sold. I have seen Camry 2010 sold for 1500 dollars etc

Alex80s:
Have you wondered why some auto dealers find it difficult to release vehicle Vin? If some people see their vehicles history, they will go and fight the seller.

Last year when one of my family friends wanted to buy Lexus es350, all the samples dealers sent was seriously damaged. The interesting part was that if see them, they're neat. One of them had rollover after collision, and almost all the airbags deployed...

At last we settled for one with collision that affected the front leg, fender... With 190,000 mileage. We have good mechanics. If he had worked this car from a good mechanic, we might be typing : your ride neat Bro ,happy sales.

If you doubt me ,register on auction export or copart, check the prices of clean titles,and equally participate in live copart auction, you will see the prices damaged vehicles are sold. I have seen Camry 2010 sold for 1500 dollars etc

We do all that bro, but don't forget shipping fee and clearing fee which amounts to a huge sum at the end. So it's the same thing

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