Corrosiveman:

I wanted to buy from Customs from Facebook
Not knowing I have been Scammed

FalseProphet1:

nairalee:
My own experience is that I wanted to buy the car without proper inspection of my pocket.

When I heard the price, I now inspected my life and decided to remain humble and Trek as a true follower of Christ.

Remember heaven is only for those who WALK with the Lord

nairalee:
My own experience is that I wanted to buy the car without proper inspection of my pocket.

When I heard the price, I now inspected my life and decided to remain humble and Trek as a true follower of Christ.

Remember heaven is only for those who WALK with the Lord

Corrosiveman:

I wanted to buy from Customs from Facebook
Not knowing I have been Scammed

gideon19:
Kai,my mechanic no fit make heaven.

After buying the car, we took it to his shop just to help add an extra later to the chair...and small small touch to the car just to love-vendor it a little...I.e adding leather to the sit as well as dashboard...only for him to tell me there is no catalyst...this and that is there...blablabla....had to spend another 500k...cos, I was a newbie...I couldn't ask him why did he not check all of these things before Oking the car.

Mehn, na wa sha.

isaaczik:
This old man Tinubu will loose.

His evil plan will not work

nurey:
Yeah 2016 or there about

Nigerian used Nissan. Had an overheating issue at bolade oshodi, change hose and some other stuffs was driving down from alakuko. Then KAI and lastman never dey hungry like now, they assisted me in pushing off the road. After fixing took off again and engine knocked on third mainland bridge as in all the works with the car puffing smoke towed it 5k to my house.

I learned some technicalities with the vehicle later on but still regret not buying the golf 3 cabriolet which was cheaper by 30k

jabberjawz:
Inspected the cars (both tokunbo), but didn't know that they stole the catalyst b4 selling the cars, they both consume fuel like maaad..... Corolla & V6 Rav4

Wainey:
Omo, mine was keke o.
I left school and saved about 250k, i decide borrow another 100k to enter labour market quick and start driving keke cos job no deh and i wasnt ready to feel frustrated about the govt.

Na so i buy second hand keke from this man, since i dont know much about it, he sold me a faulty keke, i spend more money trying to get the keke in shape but i couldnt, las las, i had to beg this same man to buy back his keke, he told me he can only buy the keke for 110k, i had no option than to sell the keke back to him for such price, i used the other 10k, travelled to the village to start afresh, Depression wan kill me, i decide to watch motivational videos to help my situation then i finally decide to learn barbing so i could save some money and move back to the city to hustle.

Omo, life no funny o, but success must be achieved in a legit way

AderonkeOlaniyi:
In 2010, I bought a Nigerian used car that almost made me commit suicide. Today, na radiator, tomorrow, na carburetor. I drove the car to an event one day, and that was the end. It never came back home with me.

jumper524:
Well I accompanied a close friend to buy a 2008 Honda civic.
They brought the car to us and the car was breezing cool ac. Engines looked neat and everything was attractive in the car.
Unknown to us, that very air conditioner is very terrible. We spent close to 100k to completely replace the air conditioner.
From fault to faults that car has been giving my friend. Next time we would take a real mechanic to a car stand and choose not someone bringing for us.

BATified2023:
It amazes me that people will go n buy without taking professionals along with them, I once saw a thread here about a guy that bought murano from a nairalander even when he knew nothing about cars n it’s part…… it later became a story that touch from real life angle


With my experience over the years, one thing u should always put at d back of your mind is that u are only free from troubles if the car is brand new, once it is Tokunbo, hand to hand no matter d grade u must work on d car either to suit your taste or something but the most important thing is that make sure all major parts are well in place

So if I wan spend money it won’t b on major part but minor parts probably body work,seat n few other minor things

ariesbull:
Nissan is a trashy car

isaaczik:
This old man Tinubu will loose.
His evil plan will not work

kripen:


Please how do you know if catalyst is in a car without opening to check.

Binancian:
2017 my first car was a 2003 carry

Nice body but bad engine and AC
Fell for the packaging

Corrosiveman:

I wanted to buy from Customs from Facebook
Not knowing I have been Scammed

nurey:
Yeah 2016 or there about

Nigerian used Nissan. Had an overheating issue at bolade oshodi, change hose and some other stuffs was driving down from alakuko. Then KAI and lastman never dey hungry like now, they assisted me in pushing off the road. After fixing took off again and engine knocked on third mainland bridge as in all the works with the car puffing smoke towed it 5k to my house.

I learned some technicalities with the vehicle later on but still regret not buying the golf 3 cabriolet which was cheaper by 30k

Capernum:
Bought a Mitsubishi Outlander... Very clean interior and exterior, sound engine and gear, ac intact too... It was even fairly cheap.

Later got home to discover that all the underparts are bad and rusty... All metals beneath are very rusty...

To even change the tires, na war to unscrew the nuts. All the beam and chassis are so bad that at a point, I couldn't carry more than 3 passengers.

I sold it at a loss to a gullible buyer like me too.

One of my plenty errors in 2022

kripen:
My experience is good and not bad . I used a mechanic to check it before I made payment. I drove it from Abuja to Benin the only thing that failed was the tyre went down, I was surprised to see spare in the booth of the car, I really thank God that day. Some dealers are good while some are devil's incarnate.

My advice to prospective buyers, let mechanic inspect it before you buy and don't be penny wise pounds foolish. I think the ops is trying to advise prospective buyers on this.