nosiebaba:
My own advise is if you don't know that person personally and you haven't witnessed how he handles his car, RUN OOH 98% of Nigerians only sell their cars when the problem don tire them

BigDawsNet:
It's not worth it

I have a frnd in naija, who wants to reward himself with a ride....

I actually told him to skip naija used and buy tokunbo ....he decided to ignore and buy used hoping he will be able to save more money..

The car clean gan oh...but the engine na scam

Timolanki:
This is is good thread cos I just bought a Nigerian used Lexus 330 though the car is neat and good but there was a mistake in the last digit of the chassis number. I'm paying 35k extra to rectify that as I ve moved it to the East n the error was detected during the transportation of the car from Lagos to East. It's bn paining me but I don't ve an option.

ospreywin:

You go survive nah...

ospreywin:

Contrary to your 98% some people sell to upgrade

observanc1:
but many sell stolen cars, which then put the buyers in police wahala.

ospreywin:
With the current rate of purchasing a Tokunbo vehicle and people opting for a Nigerian used vehicles, here are some important things to note before making that purchase.

1. Make sure the seller you're buying from has an identity, you don't just buy from a random person with no link to anyone or anywhere so you won't be buying a stolen vehicle. Do your due diligence before buying a Nigerian used car.

2. When inspecting, take your "trusted" mechanic along, don't depend on your own little knowledge about cars to make a purchase, look under the vehicle for any rust make you no go buy "panda or" lowe" (that word is for the street for useless or fake stuff ).

3. Check the vehicle papers very well, ask for the custom papers, make sure all documents are intact. From the vehicle papers, check the VIN/Chassis Number written or inscribed on the windshield, engine hood and door sides if they correlate with the one on the documents, most people register vehicles with a lot discrepancies, if they don't correlate na wahala be that oo(though I can help you rectify that but e go cost you some money).

4. Try and negotiate the cost of processing your change of ownership and registration fees along when you're dealing and negotiating with the seller, the cost of changing ownership with due process is on the high side now as you know the FG has increased the price of number plates across the nation.

5. After making payment, make sure you both sign an agreement for and purchase receipt to legally show your transaction and the amount you bought it.

6. After doing the 5 above, you can now contact oga VD for your proper vehicle registration . Thank you

Check my signature for your vehicle documents needs, fast, reliable and hassle free. May your vehicle never be your coffin, may the Good God keep you safe as you cruise around with your ride from known and unknown danger.

BigDawsNet:
It's not worth it

I have a frnd in naija, who wants to reward himself with a ride....

I actually told him to skip naija used and buy tokunbo ....he decided to ignore and buy used hoping he will be able to save more money..

The car clean gan oh...but the engine na scam

davidque:


I like your afvert style. I'm convinced........ Are you in Abuja?

Scottz:
I need a used Camry or Honda
My budget is 1.3/1.4m

ospreywin:
Ops no sir, I'm in Lagos,but I have a very reliable contact at Abuja for vehicle documentations.

pocohantas:
When you hear “used by female banker”, don’t just run, please FLEE.

There is no banker anywhere, let alone a female one.

davidque:

Great so hook me up

ospreywin:
With the current rate of purchasing a Tokunbo vehicle and people opting for a Nigerian used vehicles, here are some important things to note before making that purchase.

1. Make sure the seller you're buying from has an identity, you don't just buy from a random person with no link to anyone or anywhere so you won't be buying a stolen vehicle. Do your due diligence before buying a Nigerian used car.

2. When inspecting, take your "trusted" mechanic along, don't depend on your own little knowledge about cars to make a purchase, look under the vehicle for any rust make you no go buy "panda or" lowe" (that word is for the street for useless or fake stuff ).

3. Check the vehicle papers very well, ask for the custom papers, make sure all documents are intact. From the vehicle papers, check the VIN/Chassis Number written or inscribed on the windshield, engine hood and door sides if they correlate with the one on the documents, most people register vehicles with a lot discrepancies, if they don't correlate na wahala be that oo(though I can help you rectify that but e go cost you some money).

4. Try and negotiate the cost of processing your change of ownership and registration fees along when you're dealing and negotiating with the seller, the cost of changing ownership with due process is on the high side now as you know the FG has increased the price of number plates across the nation.

5. After making payment, make sure you both sign an agreement for and purchase receipt to legally show your transaction and the amount you bought it.

6. After doing the 5 above, you can now contact oga VD for your proper vehicle registration . Thank you

Check my signature for your vehicle documents needs, fast, reliable and hassle free. May your vehicle never be your coffin, may the Good God keep you safe as you cruise around with your ride from known and unknown danger.

Zane2point4:
I recently bought naija use camry for my bro.
Its the highest highly maintained car I've brought frm a lecturer who wants to upgrade.

Not every naija guy is a careless type o.


The engine 1mz fe is so quiet i begine doubt whether the car get engine atal, u cnt hear it frm the cabin.

I just put 10litres for testing and hv bn driving for 3days now. I shock.

pocohantas:
When you hear “used by female banker”, don’t just run, please FLEE.

There is no banker anywhere, let alone a female one.

pocohantas:
When you hear “used by female banker”, don’t just run, please FLEE.

There is no banker anywhere, let alone a female one.

BigDawsNet:
It's not worth it

I have a frnd in naija, who wants to reward himself with a ride....

I actually told him to skip naija used and buy tokunbo ....he decided to ignore and buy used hoping he will be able to save more money..

The car clean gan oh...but the engine na scam

2special:
And remember the rain that fell in July, a lot of cars that were flooded that period might develop fault and they will be for sale now

Zane2point4:
I recently bought naija use camry for my bro.
Its the highest highly maintained car I've brought frm a lecturer who wants to upgrade.

Not every naija guy is a careless type o.


The engine 1mz fe is so quiet i begine doubt whether the car get engine atal, u cnt hear it frm the cabin.

I just put 10litres for testing and hv bn driving for 3days now. I shock.