₦airaland Forum

Kilotango:
Hello Nairalanders, I am planing to buy my first car - Nigerian used to be precise with a budget of 600k. Please advise me on the best car to buy.

penisilin:
I piss for everywhere you Don spit

Who go do the shitting

Princeofnigeria:
Rubbish just imagine future leaders of this country ranting on twitter over irrelevant things.

I've been to China and most countries in Western world their youth are so vibrant that their knowledge can move mountains.


I spit on Nigeria lazy youths

I spit on Bowen university

I spit on bar-cocck university


I spit sarrki


I spit on BMC

I spit on muric

I spit on all afonja slaves

I spit on all ipob miscreant disturbing the peace of this country

I spit on this forum moving useless threads to front page

makavele:
I respect his preference too; but as far as Nigeria is concerned, it boils down to economy/cash. The same person who wanted to get the naija-used for 3.6 mil but just wanted a quick shortcut; as a tokunbo will definitely cost more, say in the 4.5 - 5m range.
You actually get to a stage(or perhaps, status) in life, where you will resent even buying a 2017 production year car, in 2018; etc;
and you will ONLY want to drive the latest production car for the current year.
Unless, perhaps you are a collector; or you have an unwavering love for classic cars.

oluwaseunla:
Yes, that's why I said 'most', not 'all'.

oluwaseunla:
Of course I know that. I'm only talking from the point of view of the average Nigerian. But issue is most Nigerians won't sell a car until it is actually giving issues, and that is where a pre purchase inspection comes in.

Eddee:
This is the most important aspect of buying a car. But most Nigerians aren't prepared to pay a qualified automobile technician for an inspection

oluwaseunla:
Of course I know that. I'm only talking from the point of view of the average Nigerian. But issue is most Nigerians won't sell a car until it is actually giving issues, and that is where a pre purchase inspection comes in.

oluwaseunla:
Tpound might just be right o. Still had a discussion this evening where someone with 3.6 mil wanted to go for a Nigerian used car. I respect his preference, not just sure I will normally go that route.

makavele:
If he had a million dollars spare liquid cash, he wont even consider tokunbo, how much more naija used.

#justsaying

makavele:
Dont mind him, na money issues dey make

person talk say drinking garri and eating fufu na the same cassava !!!

Eddee:
Cheers. My old boy told me in explicit terms never to go with the hype for direct tokunbo vehicles. His reasoning is simple, the probability of finding a Nigerian used vehicle that has not been abused can be increased exponentially by paying a competent and trustworthy chap to carry out a PPI.

Since 2013, I've gone through an 03 Maxima 3.5 GLE, an 08 307 Peugeot (my best of the bunch), 02 Mercedes Benz Clk 230 Kompressor Coupe, and an 07 DC (most boring of the bunch).

Eddee:
Got my former car, an 07 DC (Nigerian used) for 1,050,000 some fifteen months ago.

So what is the current market rate for an 09/10 Evil Spirit?

CarGuideNG:
Human wants are often insatiable and unmatched by the ability to meet them.

However sometimes it's lack of adequate information, or outright misinformation that's to blame.

emmie14:
Is that attitude or poor bargain?

adeeva06:

omo17:
Tpound, are u still available.
I need a good and a low cost nissan Almera for small hustle ( taxi biz)

Cuteboy:

Pls anyone with Nigerian used clean Toyota matrix
2004 - 2007 should contact me on 08180551662