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Nigeria obu ngwo ngwo

As much as they ain't brand new from factory... Nigerians will gladly buy

midehi2:
I need one

For whaat? Didn't you hear what the Op said about dangers attached to flooded cars?

I buy brand new cars not fairly used

I'm sending mine back to zoo for some cool cash

II initially wanted to say something but my fore fathers appeared and said I should not say anything, and right now I have nothing to say. thank you

jegz25:
I need two. One for me one for my girl

You want to kill your girl be that. Nobody is concerned about you anyway

Oyibo man is too organized. Just look at the orderliness and organisation of those vehicles.

ruggedized1:
Oyibo man is too organized. Just look at the orderliness and organisation of those vehicles.

Seconded.

AutoJoshNG:
Are you thinking of buying a car soon? Probably Yes.

So be careful as flooded cars will be hitting the Nigerian Auto Market pretty soon. With over 1,000,000 cars being totaled by Hurricane Harvey and Irma... a great chunk of them is definitely heading to Nigeria.

Our Government will prolly do nothing to stop these cars from getting here.. but you can do something to prevent yourself from buying one.

Buying a cheap and flooded car will most likely do you more harm than good.. such cars usually give unlimited issues like engine knock, transmission problems and some other epileptic attitudes like windows rolling down instead of going up or the volume of the sound system going up while you are trying to reduce some noise.

Do a thorough inspection, do a VIN check before you buy the next and don't fall victim of a lemon car.

Have you gotten one of such flooded cars before, tell us your experience in the comment section.

Don't forget to share.

https://autojosh.com/incredible-storage-photos-flooded-cars-hurricane-harvey/

I swear this is real story ,my friend bought tokunbo highlander 2012 model ...this motor is extra clean but it was a victim of flooding ,the car knock engine on the highway when we were traveling and the cause was that water entered the engine

stop this fear mongering our kazeems are ontop of their game, they will fix them. FYI most of d toks u see here are flood sampled.
They have been meticulously repaired so u dont notice.
I must upgrade ride dis yr flood no go stop me.

Some nairalanders'"direct cotonou" are right there among the junk.

Poor cars moving from frying pan to fire. Our bad road and Lagos danfo drivers await una.

midehi2:
I need one

Life no get duplicate oo! U have been warned

half bread is better than non...... where is that my boyfriend that promise to buy me a car......please come locate second hand Range Rover

joeace2020:


And that is how more Nigerians will loose their lives to auto accidents for nothing. Africans never learn. If it's not good enough for them white folks, its not good enough for you. Y'all should stop buying junks and using "things hard" as excuse.

Sorry Nigerians don't typically look at things that way. As long as oyinbo man (Americana for that matter) don siddon y.ansh put for that thing once upon a time, it's good to go, whether previously flooded or not

AutoJoshNG:
Are you thinking of buying a car soon? Probably Yes.

So be careful as flooded cars will be hitting the Nigerian Auto Market pretty soon. With over 1,000,000 cars being totaled by Hurricane Harvey and Irma... a great chunk of them is definitely heading to Nigeria.

Our Government will prolly do nothing to stop these cars from getting here.. but you can do something to prevent yourself from buying one.

Buying a cheap and flooded car will most likely do you more harm than good.. such cars usually give unlimited issues like engine knock, transmission problems and some other epileptic attitudes like windows rolling down instead of going up or the volume of the sound system going up while you are trying to reduce some noise.

Do a thorough inspection, do a VIN check before you buy the next and don't fall victim of a lemon car.

Have you gotten one of such flooded cars before, tell us your experience in the comment section.

Don't forget to share.

https://autojosh.com/incredible-storage-photos-flooded-cars-hurricane-harvey/

We don't have choice cos most Nigeria buy noon tested electronic before . I would mind to lawyer model 2017 out of the ride. With small rate...

OP no matter what you say people will still purchase those cars. Nigeria has been a dumping ground, no big thing

Range rover belgium....30m
New 1..90m
Accidented....flooded 1..6k dollars
Naijause...7m
Choose 1

Let goan do research.

They look too temping to ignore. No matter the danger I need one, Mukaila my mechanic, will do the engine for me Op don't worry so far they are cheap.

I'm interested... I need Lamborghini or Ferrari at cheap rate... even if its not going to be in service again I am ready to buy it and park it in front of my house so bimbo and bisola go know I don arrive

...to be forewarned is to be forarmed.

Keneking:
Tin Can Island Port straight

"Do a thorough inspection, do a VIN check before you buy the next and don't fall victim of a lemon car."
- Which one be lemon car sef

It might be painted in yellow lemon colour & might also smell of lemon........

Keneking:
Tin Can Island Port straight

"Do a thorough inspection, do a VIN check before you buy the next and don't fall victim of a lemon car."
- Which one be lemon car sef

Lemon car (le' mon ka) na car if you enter am na so so lemon scent go dey smell.
-Webster Pidgin.

midehi2:
I need one

U donmeanit

tobillionaire:
hw do I meet d agent, I wanna buy it in bulk... den sell at retail prices

so if dem bring me pencil light 2.2 for #120k even wit erosion water inside, mek I nor sharperly collect am?

OP, biko parku wellu dia

Mudley313:
Sorry Nigerians don't typically look at things that way. As long as oyinbo man (Americana for that matter) don siddon y.ansh put for that thing once upon a time, it's good to go, whether previously flooded or not

Na all these things they make dem treat us like sh1t.. When we dey worship them and the junks they throw away. SMH!

lol its like warning Nigerians not to buy Tecno or Infinix.

Nigeria has always been a dumping ground