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PulaPower:
There might be more to the story bro, cuz, how can you buy a 2012 RX for 24m? I doubt Rx 2015 even reach 24m..

I doubt this story. Since the guy is dead, they might only want to use the medium to promote the car selling company..

very possible. Instalment payment is like 3x of actual payment. Instalment and outright payment aren't the same price. That care should be around 15m for outright payment.
A naugbour who run a football viewing center once get a loan of 600k to pay 800k in 3months.

chicfarmer:
Use Google na oga. No let pride later humble you。

I have re- checked the context of the usage. You were right.

My apologies.

However, be sure of your usage of English and learn not to refer people to Google.

nwirinedu:
If you can't pay for it you can't afford it and should not own it.
Why pay for a 2012 car in 2025 for 25m? A Nigerian used one could be gotten for far less.

Fake life, fake car your reward for being a guarantor to a fake personality.

Buy a vehicle you can afford stop trying to impress people who hate you.

A clean 2016 honda accord goes for 9 million+. I don't know why Nigeria people like to cut their coat more than their size. Everybody wants to appear rich and oppress.

Adesina18111:
Honestly people need to learn to cut their clothes according to their clothes and not according to their sizes... I remember when I wanted to buy my first car, I had money for big daddy Camry but my friend and the dealer insisted I go for muscle camry Saying I can be paying installmentally... Then I asked the dealer... For what reason? I told him Big daddy Camry is a dream car to some people and buying it comfortably makes me happy.. unknown to me that the muscle camry engine is faulty and my so called friend is even aware... Thank God I followed my mind and I bought the big daddy... Just be contented with what you have and what you can afford

That is not a friend. He did not mean well for you. But then, many Nigerians are innately dishonest.

So nothing surprising.

yewit37486:
The initial comment was about towing/toeing the fast lane, not about a vehicle being rescued, so chicfarmer is right that it is toeing (the fast lane).

I. have re- checked and has apologized to him.

Referring people to Google for simple usage of an English word is however a No No.

Cheers.

WesleyPepper:
Who needs enemies when there are friends like that ?? O Lo far gan

Friend's like this,who needs enemies...
Reminds me of Popcaan

ppogba:
I. have re- checked and has apologized to him.

Referring people to Google for simple usage of an English word is however a No No.

Cheers.

That's so mature of you. Yeah, I get your point. Cheers.

RIP to Sanku .

But he should have Used 6M out of 7M he had to buy a Car ,He Shouldn't have Gone so Far into Debt.To Ride a Jeep .

Mrfixitt:
A poor man always thinks that everyone is poor like him. That's your case dude

🤣🤣🤣
Another low IQ youth spotted.
Who thinks buying a car on loan is a fake life in this 21st century.
In the UK, I am still paying for my Car I bought last year .

GrammarNazi1:
Who will pay the debt now?

This is why the GRE requires you to pay before your exam can finally be booked.

Which level you carry us go bro

You reminded me of my GRE last year.

Celebrity and fake life na 5&6

I am not surprise 🫢

Matter now is



Which pays balance?

Segzy19:
Living a Fast life!
Toeing the Fast lane!!

I wish the younger ones will just take life easy....
Life is bigger than all of us!

What the heck has fast life got to do with a young man who died in a car crash Was he a fraudster or a cultist

Exactly...it was the car conversation that ended our relationship tho

Gerrard59:
That is not a friend. He did not mean well for you. But then, many Nigerians are innately dishonest.

So nothing surprising.

Segzy19:
Living a Fast life!
Toeing the Fast lane!!

I wish the younger ones will just take life easy....
Life is bigger than all of us!

u have to be matured to understand this.did u notice that emoney no longer makes noise.

Mrfixitt:
Fake life's really bad. Who will pay the debt now ?

That Guarantor is in trouble

The guarantor is not in any trouble
He would have been trouble if the dude had eloped without paying. The payment is supposed to taken over by insurance liability. But we know Nigerias don’t insure their cars

PulaPower:
There might be more to the story bro, cuz, how can you buy a 2012 RX for 24m? I doubt Rx 2015 even reach 24m..

I doubt this story. Since the guy is dead, they might only want to use the medium to promote the car selling company..

He bought on credit paying by instalments dealer definitely padded the price.

It's is foolishness to guarantee a debt you can't pay

Mrfixitt:
Fake life's really bad. Who will pay the debt now ?

That Guarantor is in trouble

Reason for compulsory car insurance.

advanceDNA:
U Dey talk insurance, u Dey mention the average Nigerian?? Be like u Dey play?
Third party insurance seff, na fake most pple Dey buy

Even the original one you buy does not insure the would-be-victim third party.

He livd a fake life.
Small kids between the ages of 18 to 30 don't have sense. They are pressured. They want to be labelled big boys. They want to drove big car while his parents are extremely poor and wretched.
There are camry and other cars worth 10m 11m direct toks.the scrap the dealer sold to him in real time value is like 15m. Pressure pressure pressure. The youths are all under pressure.
From stealing to robbing..rituals. the so called skit doesn't pay cos everyone is now doing nonsense.be content with what you have achieved.
No. I want to ride big car.
Rot in hell

tecnolad:
How's buying things in installments "fake life"? Even wealthy people do it.

Buying things on installments isn’t fake life. What people often call fake life is when a young person, maybe 25, who hasn’t yet defined his path or faced the bigger responsibilities of life, takes a heavy loan just to drive a 2012 RX 350.

Wealthy people do buy on installments, but not liabilities that will weigh them down. If the rich weren’t disciplined, planned well, and understood delay of gratification, they wouldn’t stay rich.

If you have 7m, you can go for a car worth 7m, or at most stretch to 10m, pay 7m upfront and spread the balance of 3m on loan. That still makes sense. But tying yourself to a big loan just to look good isn’t wise that’s where fake life comes in.. hope you understand

And that was the last time we ever had a conversation

Gerrard59:
That is not a friend. He did not mean well for you. But then, many Nigerians are innately dishonest.

So nothing surprising.