incogni2o:
how much was it

promotervickky:


Funny the price was still high 1,650m

incogni2o:


haha, I even thought like 800K

Trustme2:

How can you think 800k. How much is the cost of the car? Towing, Ocean freight? Clearing? Make we dey fear God o. Not justifying the price though, but then we should be fair and considerate

haiti007:
To me, the seller was transparent enough to post a car at that conditions. Many sellers would have borrowed money to fix it up and refund when they have successful converge with a maga. And besides, the accident is at the rear, so, I think its less risky.

For the 1.6m price tag, I believe that should be the asking price and it is still a subject to further negotiation.

Trustme2:

There's no any maga thing here Bro. Quality for cars isn't cheap. If a dealer brings in a clear title, low milleage car at a fairly higher price and the seller fixes a higher price based on the purchase price and other factors, will Nigerian customers be willing to pay for it? That's when you'll hear Emeka is selling his own N1, so why's yours N1:20k. Most people want quality cars but bear in mind it'll come at a higher cost

incogni2o:


How much will you bye this.

Pla tell me

Trustme2:

There's no any maga thing here Bro. Quality for cars isn't cheap. If a dealer brings in a clear title, low milleage car at a fairly higher price and the seller fixes a higher price based on the purchase price and other factors, will Nigerian customers be willing to pay for it? That's when you'll hear Emeka is selling his own N1, so why's yours N1:20k. Most people want quality cars but bear in mind it'll come at a higher cost

seanwilliam:
With that damage I see up there.. walai I no fit buy am pass 50k

incogni2o:


haha, I even thought like 800K

chronique:


Well said. All I see is ignorance on this thread. OP doesn't even know that rear end accident cars are more expensive than those with impact in front, on the auction.

seanwilliam:
With that damage I see up there.. walai I no fit buy am pass 50k

Lexusgs430:



Kai, you're very generous....... My offer would not exceed 200K......

Take it or leave it.......

Deoboss:


You don’t know that this is how most cars come into Naija . This dent is minimal & not affecting the chassis so it is all good.

Once brought in 2 similar Corolla & after fixing i sold 2006 for #1.7million fast-fast & the other #1.6million cause it was 2004 model. Toyota Corolla is hot cake & is getting scarce abroad bro

Tatatutu:

Then be ready not to buy a car in Nigeria. This damage isn't bad compared to some others especially those with front damage. 95% of cars in Nigeria are imported like this, repaired and sold. But if you want a clean title car, then be ready to pay handsomely. They don't come cheap.

GeoandSONSLTD:
Clean Tokunbo Toyota Corolla 09

diportivo:



the person that told u this thing is toks,took his time to play on ur ignorance


na naija used badly painted bought brand new south African spec corollauna package wan sell as toks

chronique:


Well said. All I see is ignorance on this thread. OP doesn't even know that rear end accident cars are more expensive than those with impact in front, on the auction.

Deoboss:


Cause you saw it this way, if i show you one that is worse looking than this before fixing & how it looked afterwards you will be amazed.

Worst cars to buy are flooded cars or bad accidental that affects the chassis if not then no yawa.

Can you pay #2.5million for a clean title Toyota Corolla 2006 with no dent/no body work with decent mileage on the odometer?

So you see where the problem is cause people’s purchasing power is quite low.
When you can get same looking Corolla but fixed perfectly at #1.7million

CarGuideNGR: