articlewriter:
Innoson cars accepts Naira not dollar. Let us grow our Naira

captainamiedi1:
E favor me wella. Change small dollars to naira boom you are a big boy. Kudos to Buhari and his team. They are doing well

captainamiedi1:
E favor me wella. Change small dollars to naira boom you are a big boy. Kudos to Buhari and his team. They are doing well

adonainana:
Nigerians are greedy people
Yes dollar has increased but surely the levy import levy on imported cars has been slashed. So how come the effect can’t and won’t be seen by people buying tokunbo cars

Nigerians are greedy people and would exploit any situation. Any price of anything that goes up in Nigeria through chance, luck or pure economics never goes back down when every parameter has been fixed

Tokunbo cars aside, let’s say it cost 1.5million to import a tokunbo Toyota Camry 2009 to Nigeria. And the seller wants to make his own profit and sells for 1.9 million

Please what about used Nigerian cars, how come all of a sudden it is now expensive, like which part of forex deals with Nigerian used cars that has been used on Nigerian roads.

Too much greed in this country and sometimes if you say too much, people would be like if you can’t afford it, shift and same people want corruption to end, sars to end, nepotism to end. Like una never serious yet

Finally this country is a time bomb, imagine sellin a 2006 car for $3,000 (1.4 million )

Imagine a 14 year old car that the Oyimbo manufacturers have even forgotten they made 14 years ago still selling for millions in a third world country that produces nothing of its own and only imports everything to sustain its lifestyle smh

naijadrivablog:
Na to look to accidented cars to sell na.

Some will even resort to buying stolen cars from US and Canada.

AsapKen:
The price keeps going up every day. Imagine some people selling used corolla for as much as 1.550-1.6

PotatoSalad:

And you'll still buy things at 4x their original price. For your mind it's better.
How much is common gino tomato paste sachet now?
Olodo

chrisifeanyi:
No be small thing. I dey pity dem. Please I need foreign used Lexus RX 350 2009. It must be very neat with good title

chozzy:


With inflation skyrocketing?
You're just dumb.
.

Teewhy2:
2010: Toyota Corolla 2003 sales price in nigeria 1.3 million
2020: Toyota Corolla 2003 sales price in nigeria 1.7 million.

same product and manufacturing date more expensive 10 years after( Do they mean the older the more expensive)

EgunMogaji2:
Don’t jump into a river if you can’t swim.

Teewhy2:
2010: Toyota Corolla 2003 sales price in nigeria 1.3 million
2020: Toyota Corolla 2003 sales price in nigeria 1.7 million.

same product and manufacturing date more expensive 10 years after( Do they mean the older the more expensive)

PotatoSalad:

And you'll still buy things at 4x their original price. For your mind it's better.
How much is common gino tomato paste sachet now?
Olodo

adonainana:
Nigerians are greedy people
Yes dollar has increased but surely the levy import levy on imported cars has been slashed. So how come the effect can’t and won’t be seen by people buying tokunbo cars

Nigerians are greedy people and would exploit any situation. Any price of anything that goes up in Nigeria through chance, luck or pure economics never goes back down when every parameter has been fixed

Tokunbo cars aside, let’s say it cost 1.5million to import a tokunbo Toyota Camry 2009 to Nigeria. And the seller wants to make his own profit and sells for 1.9 million

Please what about used Nigerian cars, how come all of a sudden it is now expensive, like which part of forex deals with Nigerian used cars that has been used on Nigerian roads.

Too much greed in this country and sometimes if you say too much, people would be like if you can’t afford it, shift and same people want corruption to end, sars to end, nepotism to end. Like una never serious yet

Finally this country is a time bomb, imagine sellin a 2006 car for $3,000 (1.4 million )

Imagine a 14 year old car that the Oyimbo manufacturers have even forgotten they made 14 years ago still selling for millions in a third world country that produces nothing of its own and only imports everything to sustain its lifestyle smh

andsboy29:
What is really making the Naira weak by the day and the dollar gaining Strength.


God pls give our Leaders Sense.

adonainana:
Nigerians are greedy people
Yes dollar has increased but surely the levy import levy on imported cars has been slashed. So how come the effect can’t and won’t be seen by people buying tokunbo cars

Nigerians are greedy people and would exploit any situation. Any price of anything that goes up in Nigeria through chance, luck or pure economics never goes back down when every parameter has been fixed

Tokunbo cars aside, let’s say it cost 1.5million to import a tokunbo Toyota Camry 2009 to Nigeria. And the seller wants to make his own profit and sells for 1.9 million

Please what about used Nigerian cars, how come all of a sudden it is now expensive, like which part of forex deals with Nigerian used cars that has been used on Nigerian roads.

Too much greed in this country and sometimes if you say too much, people would be like if you can’t afford it, shift and same people want corruption to end, sars to end, nepotism to end. Like una never serious yet

Finally this country is a time bomb, imagine sellin a 2006 car for $3,000 (1.4 million )

Imagine a 14 year old car that the Oyimbo manufacturers have even forgotten they made 14 years ago still selling for millions in a third world country that produces nothing of its own and only imports everything to sustain its lifestyle smh

chrisifeanyi:
No be small thing. I dey pity dem. Please I need foreign used Lexus RX 350 2009. It must be very neat with good title

promzy555:
I need very neat 2004 corolla

nwayobuije:


Giod day Gazzuzz,

Please permit me to state the issue i have here, i recently got a nigerian used camry 2004 and drove all d way from abuja to osogbo witjout issues, transmission was great. But i noticed the the oil shortage sign on the dashboard, it flashes at some point and some times it refuses to go off until i off the engine and start it again but this light comes on only when i put on the AC, its come after some.minutes when the AC is on. And even when i off the AC it refuses to go off until i off and start the engine (i also recently serviced the car with a new filter.) My kazeem had to brimg down the sump and cleaned with the new filter incase it has been clogged with dirt, but the issue persist when my AC comes on, without the AC light doesnt come.on. my kazeem is saying we need to change the oil pump. I would.have located you with the car but i am scared of driving it that far from osogbo. Please advice me on what to do before the engine gets tampered with. Apart from the signal on the dashboard. Every thing works well. Please advice sir

GAZZUZZ:
Car sales .


Since there is no restriction to who can import and sell a car, the market is very diverse.

The actual people who sell cars for a living are having a hard time competing with people who sell cars on the side.


A 2003 Toyota Corolla clean title will land Nigeria at about ₦1,940,000 naira , it will be put up for sale for about ₦2,100,000 and finally sold for about ₦2-2.03m in 1-2weeks

A profit of ₦less than ₦100,000 on an investment of roughly 2m and wait period of about 3months, with associated risk.


Now you have people who have relations outside the country who I would like to call recreational sellers, they do not sell cars for a living, they do not know how much these cars cost, all they do is wait for Obinna to send a car down, Obinna tells them the last price and they put it up for sale . After 2-3months of not seeing a buyer the price starts to drop out of frustration and finally a car that landed at say ₦1,000,000 would end up being sold for ₦900,000 with thank you


Cars are now very expensive, cat dealers are not finding it easy and have to source for cheap dollars to stay afloat, the dubious ones have to search for badly salvaged cheap vehicles to make more profit, they also have to cut more corners at the port to shortpay on custom duty to cover up for the shortfall in returns.

So this is the best time to really pay attention to vehicle info before paying for it.
https://www.nairaland.com/carguide

Run a vin report, check the custom duty, and stop chasing after cheap cars, you are most likely buying trouble .

May God help us in Nigeria.

HeadShot:
The Economy is in complete comatose

It's a dead country on autopilot..

Hunger everywhere... Fuel hike.. food price hike

Yet Yoruba Muslims chant sai barber

bubudeen:
I need mint Lexus ES 350 2011 or Toyota Camry 2012,2013 SE or XLE. Location: Abuja . Nigerian used or Toks .

Teewhy2:
2010: Toyota Corolla 2003 sales price in nigeria 1.3 million
2020: Toyota Corolla 2003 sales price in nigeria 1.7 million.

same product and manufacturing date more expensive 10 years after( Do they mean the older the more expensive)