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If you stay in Jos and have GSD for sale, kindly drop a message here or on Whatsapp 08113374878 Thanks |
Funny world. Well I blame the OP. I repeat, I blame him. It is not a crime to trust yes and that is true but the honest truth is that if you work hard for your money, you should be cautious with everything that has to do with money. Sometimes in July, I saw a add on 2003 Mercedes Benz W203 C200 on nairaland as advertised by CHUCKY234. I was interested in the car but my location was a barrier. He agreed to help me deliver to my location after paying the driver. But after a lot of consultations with friends, I decided to go see the car myself in UYO. We agreed on #850K. I went with a friend that knows a little about cars. We left VERY early and got there by 2pm. On seeing the car, I was disappointed, a lot on scratches on the body( considering the fact that chucks told me, the car is 9 MONTHS used in Nigeria). That was a turn off already, I looked around the tyres, they're all deplated only one was good. My friend said it can be fixed but let's start the car and see the performance of the engine. We started the car, throttle but no response, we throttle again nothing, at this point my friend said the car is worth #500k because the fix could amount to 200 or 300k. I called him and told him my observation but he keep saying the car was sound before it left Lagos and it's one his drivers that drove the car to Uyo. And the faults with the tyre must have been as a result of bad road. To cut a long story short, he said I should pay #700k but I insisted on #500k and the deal was off. I learnt a big lesson that day NEVER EVER to pay for a car I've not seen and have properly inspected because dealers can be deceptive, all they want is the money, so you can't get the truth all the time. Chucks is not a scammer but there are some crazy deals in which one should be careful about like the one the OP is talking about. |
GAZZUZZ:Thanks bro |
Hello nairalander, please how many litres of ATF needed to change gearbox of Toyota Corolla 2003/2004. I'm using the OEM Toyota type IV |
Hello nairalander, please how many litres of ATF needed to change gearbox of Toyota Corolla 2003/2004. I'm using the OEM Toyota type IV |
GAZZUZZ:Not here in Yenagoa. Though I'm planing to order online. Or ask someone in Lagos to get and send it down to me. Presently its on 400miles, I will just park it until I change to the OEM specifications. Thanks for your prompt reply and advice. |
GAZZUZZ:Honda Accord 2004 model V6 |
please house. I need your help here. I changed my wife's car engine. Though I wasn't around when the engine was changed. And when I came back I noticed they use mobile oil instead of the 5w20 or 5w30. OEM. I asked and was told they couldn't find it here. Though I planned changing oil when it clock 2000miles or 2500miles. Will that be too late or will there be any problem when I revert to the OEM specification. cc: luvinhubby, gazzuzz |
photos of the car below. Very sweet
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so many lagosians calling, need someone closeby. Warri precisely |
Trafford:Alright |
Thanks for your calls, keep it coming |
Thanks for your calls so far but would prefer someone from the south probably Benin and Warri |
I have a 2004 Honda Accord for sale or swap with a Toyota Corolla 2004/2005 ( not bank type). I will add 100k to my car. I want to give it to my mum. So if any car dealer is in the house, and interested in my offer holla me @ 08113374878. Whatsapp call or text. Photos below Thanks |
Make una come see oooooo.... Oga seun, lalastica... This is talent ! |
captalex:Strictly Toyota |
Trafford:Heard Mercedes parts are very expensive hence I'm considering Toyota |
DGD1:Thanks bro. So the engine size of 1.8l should be better than the one of 1.6l right ? |
skylinegarage:Thanks a lot for the advice. Should I stick with the v6 or V4 engine. |
I want to buy a car and I need your help on choices base on the following criteria; Reliablilty Cheap cost of maintenance Low fuel consumption Availability of parts Either V6 or V4 A car that would let you save and won't visit the mechanic regularly (I heared some car won't let you save a dine lolz) I'm considering Toyota Camry 2.4 or Toyota Corolla 2004 or 2005. Any other choice or your advice base on the above will be appreciated. |
adanny01:Thanks a lot for your advice . I will do as you guys just said and stick to what I already have. I really appreciate you guys. Thanks everyone for the comments God bless |
Thanks all for your comments so far. It's not that I'm only interested in swapping of cars. It's just that recently I started reading more on cars on nairaland and feels honda cars are a bit problematic hence I'm scared because I don't want to go through major repairs again at least for now. Hence I'm asking if I should swap it for a Toyota or stick with the Honda since I've changed the engine . Thanks all for you comments |
I want to commend you for the good job you're doing here. Please kindly help me with the details of the car VIN: 1HGCM66584A044191 Email:jighodaye@gmail.com Thanks a lot |
Trafford:Thanks... Will be careful |
Thanks Export 1 for the good job you're doing here. Please kindly help me with the details of the car VIN: 1HGCM66584A044191 Thanks a lot |
bravolad:Thanks for your reply. I really appreciate that. The Mercedes is a 2003 C200 compressor, the Camry is 2.4 (big daddy) while the Corolla is 2004 LE. Should I go for any of these or should I stick with the Honda since it's a new engine? |
TheRealGEJ: |
Please I need your advice, don't just read please comment. I'll really appreciate that Professionals in auto section please; luvinhubby , GAZZUZZ , autocraft , adanny01 , Siena |
I really need your advice here as I'm in a confused state right now. I bought a Nigerian used Honda Accord 2004 last month, and my experience with it wasn't funny at all. From changing of shock and doing some electrical work as well. But the issue started with the overheating which really gave me a big headache, I had to change gasket and do all all I was adviced to. Even stopped using my A.C, at first it slowed down but later came up. The overheating this time around was very severe that it knocked the car engine. I just changed the car engine and the overheating has stopped but I'm really disappointed about the whole thing. I have already concluded plans to sell it off though everything is now okay with the car but I'm just being cautious not to face any other challenge about the car especially reports I've been reading here on nairaland about frequent issues that Honda cars are prone to. Though I've seen people used Honda for long here without packing it at the Mechanic but I don't know if theirs had issues or something. I intend selling it off but a car dealer is offering me a Nigerian used Mercedes, Acura, Toyota )Camry or Corolla) or Infinity fx35 for the Honda ( he's aware of the engine I changed ). Though I will prefer either the Toyota or Mercedes Should I take Toyota or stick with the Honda. Please don't just read, your opinion will highly be appreciated Thanks all |
Thanks Eyop and cne010, I really appreciate your contributions. I will stick to your advice and get the 2004 or 2005 model |
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