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There is nothing wrong with selling or buying salvaged cars if the salvage status is fully disclosed, but Nigerian car dealers will not only hide the accident status from buyers, they will still price such cars as much or even more than vehicles without accident.

So always run a vin check where they have not changed the vin.

Kudos to the guys on Nairaland that expose few of these men that are on Nairaland like Cosplay

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Trustme2:
Not news. Next..........

Could help some ignorant persons though

blessingsystem:
There is nothing wrong with selling or buying salvaged cars if the salvage status is fully disclosed, but Nigerian car dealers will not only hide the accident status from buyers, they will still price such cars as much or even more than vehicles without accident.

So always run a vin check where they have not changed the vin.

Kudos to the guys on Nairaland that expose few of these men that are on Nairaland like Cosplay

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blessingsystem:
There is nothing wrong with selling or buying salvaged cars if the salvage status is fully disclosed, but Nigerian car dealers will not only hide the accident status from buyers, they will still price such cars as much or even more than vehicles without accident.

So always run a vin check where they have not changed the vin.

Kudos to the guys on Nairaland that expose few of these men that are on Nairaland like Cosplay

Without accidental cars, can an average Nigerian afford a car? My concern is for buyers to ensure the custom papers of any car they are buying is verifiable and confirned okay before making payment.