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Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by banky3w(m): 11:19pm On Oct 27, 2019
valarinz:


Attention seeker

Painful truth : Gazzuzz is big enough to warrant my attention, you aren't. You can go ahead and talk shit all day long, you'll be ignored.

grin
But he actually got your attention grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

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Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by valarinz: 11:25pm On Oct 27, 2019
banky3w:

But he actually got your attention grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Not in the way he wants it, he's nothing to contribute to cartalk and autos section but rubbish troll, so my only acknowledgement of him will be just as one.

Never to discuss car issues like he wants, let him call my cars shit all day, he'll get no response, hope u get
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by ChriisDiamond(m): 2:35pm On Dec 28, 2019
Hello everyone and compliments of the season. Just found this thread and it has been awesome reading. When you find the time, please continue posting more information @gazzuzz. There are a lot of newbies out there and we're being taken advantage of.
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by ChriisDiamond(m): 2:40pm On Dec 28, 2019
Please I need the advice of car Gurus in the house Gazzuzz, Dru, et al. Is Toyota Avalon 07 - 10 a reliable vehicle? It isn't really popular in Nigeria.
I want to get the Toyota Corolla 07 Tokunbo... but I really dislike the interior. It feels like an appliance.

Is Avalon 07 a good buy in terms of
Reliability
Maintenance (I heard that the parts are difficult to get and not many Kazeems are proficient).
Resale value (since it isn't popular, it appears disposing it is an issue?


Also, is Nigerian used Avalon 2010 limited a good buy?

Please respond
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by dicksonadams(m): 3:56pm On Dec 28, 2019
ChriisDiamond:
Please I need the advice of car Gurus in the house Gazzuzz, Dru, et al. Is Toyota Avalon 07 - 10 a reliable vehicle? It isn't really popular in Nigeria.
I want to get the Toyota Corolla 07 Tokunbo... but I really dislike the interior. It feels like an appliance.

Is Avalon 07 a good buy in terms of
Reliability
Maintenance (I heard that the parts are difficult to get and not many Kazeems are proficient).
Resale value (since it isn't popular, it appears disposing it is an issue?


Also, is Nigerian used Avalon 2010 limited a good buy?

Please respond

Cc boss nurey
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by nurey(m): 4:53pm On Dec 28, 2019
ChriisDiamond:
Please I need the advice of car Gurus in the house Gazzuzz, Dru, et al. Is Toyota Avalon 07 - 10 a reliable vehicle? It isn't really popular in Nigeria.
I want to get the Toyota Corolla 07 Tokunbo... but I really dislike the interior. It feels like an appliance.

Is Avalon 07 a good buy in terms of
Reliability
Maintenance (I heard that the parts are difficult to get and not many Kazeems are proficient).
Resale value (since it isn't popular, it appears disposing it is an issue?


Also, is Nigerian used Avalon 2010 limited a good buy?

Please respond

Avalon is a V6 only vehicle reason it isn't popular on naija roads.

It is reliable, dependable and hitch free ride. Buy only a good specimen with no issues whether it is naija used or Tokunbo.

For resale value not as hefty as Corolla or Camry.

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Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by weyreypey: 9:10pm On Dec 28, 2019
ChriisDiamond:
Please I need the advice of car Gurus in the house Gazzuzz, Dru, et al. Is Toyota Avalon 07 - 10 a reliable vehicle? It isn't really popular in Nigeria.
I want to get the Toyota Corolla 07 Tokunbo... but I really dislike the interior. It feels like an appliance.

Is Avalon 07 a good buy in terms of
Reliability
Maintenance (I heard that the parts are difficult to get and not many Kazeems are proficient).
Resale value (since it isn't popular, it appears disposing it is an issue?


Also, is Nigerian used Avalon 2010 limited a good buy?

Please respond
You seriously don't want gazzuzz to respond to your inquiry..... "You'll be buying fuel always"
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by ChriisDiamond(m): 11:10pm On Dec 28, 2019
nurey:


Avalon is a V6 only vehicle reason it isn't popular on naija roads.

It is reliable, dependable and hitch free ride. Buy only a good specimen with no issues whether it is naija used or Tokunbo.

For resale value not as hefty as Corolla or Camry.
Thanks a lot.
Any thoughts on the cost and availability of parts....compared to the Corolla?
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by nurey(m): 5:20am On Dec 29, 2019
ChriisDiamond:

Thanks a lot.
Any thoughts on the cost and availability of parts....compared to the Corolla?

My brother house rent in banana island (Avalon) would be costlier than rent in okokomaiko (Corolla)

By what your mind likes and the rest would fall into space

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Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by ChriisDiamond(m): 7:04pm On Dec 29, 2019
nurey:


My brother house rent in banana island (Avalon) would be costlier than rent in okokomaiko (Corolla)

By what your mind likes and the rest would fall into space

Yes...but what would inform my choice is the disparity between the two. For instance, shocks Avalon is so so and so while Corolla is .....
Suspension, engine, brake pads, etc.
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by nurey(m): 7:11pm On Dec 29, 2019
ChriisDiamond:


Yes...but what would inform my choice is the disparity between the two. For instance, shocks Avalon is so so and so while Corolla is .....
Suspension, engine, brake pads, etc.

Avalon Engine is around 280k, Corolla Engine is around 250k.

you can check eBay and AliExpress to compare spare part prices for the two. I am not a car technician so can't really say what the market price of each part for the cars are.
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by ChriisDiamond(m): 7:22pm On Dec 29, 2019
nurey:


Avalon Engine is around 280k, Corolla Engine is around 250k.

you can check eBay and AliExpress to compare spare part prices for the two. I am not a car technician so can't really say what the market price of each part for the cars are.
Thanks a lot for the info
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by billy187(m): 9:06pm On Dec 29, 2019
Great thread, Gazzuzz! I'm once again in the market for a used car, and I've been wondering about the disproportionately large number of some models on the market. I reside in Ghana though (Not that its gonna change anything, the auto industries of the two countries are almost identical).

That being said, I am quite curious about some other models not mentioned here. They seem to be quite numerous here, and oddly cheap. Online reviews seem to check out (mostly) but then we all know its a very different game locally.

1. 2008-2012(?) Honda Accord
2. 2005- 2011 Honda Civic
3. Volkswagen Golf (MK4 and MK5)
4. 2009 going Pontiac Vibe i guess this was aptly covered by the matrix sessions/ 2.4 in the camry (i hear thats some variants of the vibe carry this engine.
5. 2001-2006 Honda Cr-V
6. Nissan Altima (i guess a post on the 02-06 variant is in the pipeline, but how about the 07-11ish version)

I'm really grateful- in advance! grin
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by Mayor555(m): 2:55pm On Dec 30, 2019
nurey:


Avalon Engine is around 280k, Corolla Engine is around 250k.

you can check eBay and AliExpress to compare spare part prices for the two. I am not a car technician so can't really say what the market price of each part for the cars are.

Boss are sure about the 2GR price? Thought it's more than that...
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by nurey(m): 5:20pm On Dec 30, 2019
Mayor555:

Boss are sure about the 2GR price? Thought it's more than that...
it has come down it used to be 350k before also depends on who you source from
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by Mayor555(m): 7:50pm On Dec 30, 2019
nurey:


it has come down it used to be 350k before also depends on who you source from

Nice
Thank you sir
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by dicksonadams(m): 7:51pm On Dec 30, 2019
billy187:
Great thread, Gazzuzz! I'm once again in the market for a used car, and I've been wondering about the disproportionately large number of some models on the market. I reside in Ghana though (Not that its gonna change anything, the auto industries of the two countries are almost identical).

That being said, I am quite curious about some other models not mentioned here. They seem to be quite numerous here, and oddly cheap. Online reviews seem to check out (mostly) but then we all know its a very different game locally.

1. 2008-2012(?) Honda Accord
2. 2005- 2011 Honda Civic
3. Volkswagen Golf (MK4 and MK5)
4. 2009 going Pontiac Vibe i guess this was aptly covered by the matrix sessions/ 2.4 in the camry (i hear thats some variants of the vibe carry this engine.
5. 2001-2006 Honda Cr-V
6. Nissan Altima (i guess a post on the 02-06 variant is in the pipeline, but how about the 07-11ish version)

I'm really grateful- in advance! grin

Cc boss nurey
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by valarinz: 8:21am On Dec 31, 2019
nurey:


Avalon Engine is around 280k, Corolla Engine is around 250k.

you can check eBay and AliExpress to compare spare part prices for the two. I am not a car technician so can't really say what the market price of each part for the cars are.

Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by nurey(m): 8:42am On Dec 31, 2019
[quote author=valarinz post=85368691][/quote]

valval your minions will not see you throwing jabs at me now, when I invade your space they will tag me badbelle.

compliments of the season to you, your family and VOLVO brand.
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by donstefano8(m): 8:45am On Dec 31, 2019
GAZZUZZ:
Due to popular demand let us continue
with the Hyundai Tucson 2007-2009

The 4cylinder.

Die hard vehicle came in back in the days from Dana motors engine costs 180k transmission I have never seen one being replaced so I have no idea how much that costs.

The V6 is a no go area, very unreliable piece of sh!t. (My personal view)

Can you give more comprehensive review on this as I love and intend to get the V6 variant, more power baby!!!
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by valarinz: 8:15am On Jan 01, 2020
nurey:


valval your minions will not see you throwing jabs at me now, when I invade your space they will tag me badbelle.

compliments of the season to you, your family and VOLVO brand.

No vex sir, today na new year, let's respect the day.

We resume tomorrow.

Happy new year to you too
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by chukel(m): 8:43am On Jan 01, 2020
weyreypey:

You seriously don't want gazzuzz to respond to your inquiry..... "You'll be buying fuel always"
explain this.
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by chukel(m): 8:45am On Jan 01, 2020
nurey:


Avalon Engine is around 280k, Corolla Engine is around 250k.

you can check eBay and AliExpress to compare spare part prices for the two. I am not a car technician so can't really say what the market price of each part for the cars are.
that price for avalon engine cant be right
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by chukel(m): 8:48am On Jan 01, 2020
ChriisDiamond:


Yes...but what would inform my choice is the disparity between the two. For instance, shocks Avalon is so so and so while Corolla is .....
Suspension, engine, brake pads, etc.
how can you even concieve the idea of comparing avalon with corolla. What do you guys have in mind when making choice of a car. You just cannot compare both vehicles. Not in comfort, fuel efficiency, space, price of parts, type of parts, looks. Yuou just can't please stop this comparison.
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by nurey(m): 9:29am On Jan 01, 2020
chukel:
that price for avalon engine cant be right

Depending on source and how sharp it is, 2GR is not that expensive again supply don boku, my neighbor got a quote for 1 in 2018 for 300k for his Camry V6.

some one bought one here on nairaland for 250k or so in 2019, for his Camry also which I am still skeptical about.
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by VolvoS60(m): 11:12am On Jan 01, 2020
Quite a bit of useful info on this thread.
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by chukel(m): 12:32pm On Jan 01, 2020
nurey:


Depending on source and how sharp it is, 2GR is not that expensive again supply don boku, my neighbor got a quote for 1 in 2018 for 300k for his Camry V6.

some one bought one here on nairaland for 250k or so in 2019, for his Camry also which I am still skeptical about.
ok
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by shina101(m): 6:18pm On Jan 03, 2020
Is 850k Ok for a bank used 2012 corolla with manual transmission?

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Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by shina101(m): 6:19pm On Jan 03, 2020
What do y'all think about bank used cars generally?
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by phadriz(m): 6:57am On Jan 15, 2020
Good day all,
I will like to change my car but need opinion on the following cars:
Mitsubishi Outlander 2008 (Toks)
Lexus ES330 2006 (Toks)
Toyota Avensis 2010 (naija use)
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by Nobody: 6:59am On Jan 15, 2020
phadriz:
Good day all,
I will like to change my car but need opinion on the following cars:
Mitsubishi Outlander 2008 (Toks)
Lexus ES330 2006 (Toks)
Toyota Avensis 2010 (naija use)
ES330
Re: Are There Cheap Nigerian Used Cars? by phadriz(m): 7:12am On Jan 15, 2020
Smartchoiice:

ES330

Please give me reasons using maintenance, fuel economy and status as your basis

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