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There is a reason flood vehicles are cheap. THEY CAN BE PROBLEMATIC!

Most auctions will not tell you if they are fresh water / salt water flooded. And you wouldn't know extent of the flood except you know the car when it was flooded.

If you want to save money, you are better off with a car that has a body damage than a flooded car.

Don't waste ur money!

Arrives in 1 week

maxtum: Thanx man! my budget is way below what you quoted.

Anytime. If you need anything else, let me know

Regards

Comin

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Also, from the inside pics, the mirrors are open but from the outside pics they are closed.

Be wise

zamirikpo: thers sumtin strange abt dis cars alloy rims,they arent dsame or r my eyes deceiving me.........c d first and second pix of diff. sides of d ride.

The pics are actually 2 different cars and he made it look like same car. If you look at the inside picture you will see a registration sticker in the middle of the windshield right above the radio. But if you look the outside picture from the front, the sticker is missing.

That is apart from the wheels that you found

2005 Highlander limited will be close to N3m. Be wise

osculate: @US-Autobuy, what year is that?

2007

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This is one of the cars that makes you stop in your tracks. Extra Extra Clean 2002 Highlander Limited with leather interior.

Clean CARFAX. Excellent maintenance history. Clean Car

Reverse Camera fitted. Mileage is 117k miles

Landing cost: N2.1m (Slightly Negotiable)

Payment Mode: N1.5 Upfront. Balance on Delivery

Contact: kunleautos(at)yahoo.com

website: www.americanautobuy.com

Day2 clearing

Ship arrived today

Eokolo: I guess I know why Nigerians don't like Nissan cars. I bought a Nissan murano and shipped it to nigeria. It probably got there in 2010 or so. No sure of dates but in august 2013. The transmission failed. This is a car that has been know to have transmission problems and this is why they have an extended CVT transmission to 120,000 miles because they know there was a fault in the design of the transmission . Now my vehicle is only about 30,000 miles . I called Nissan and they told me because the car is not in the USA, the warranty is void. But I keep wondering, why is the warranty void. At least you can say, maybe because in Africa the roads are worse, maybe the warranty mileage is less. I think if these companies don't want to give waranties to cars they sell to Africa then they have to stop doing business with us at all. I think it's time African governments stand up to these companies and say if you are not going to warranty cars that you sell to us or are in our countries like other countries , then that's fine , we ll ban your cars from being shipped into our countries. There's a lot of double standard.

Not exactly. Manufacturers are only responsible for the market that they sold the car to. Murano was never sold in Nigeria and Nissan should not be responsible for the warranty. Nigeria govt has no control on Nissan to honor the warranty.
Can you imagine the Nightmare if a manufacturer has to honor all the warranty on their product REGARDLESS of its point of sale and its location? Does not make sense.
I respectfully disagree with you on this

tmotmo: Please i need your clarification. After paying for the shipping cost, does the USA contact person has to pay before collecting BOL from the shipping company again? And if yes, like how much?
Will appreciate your timely response.

Thank you.

Shipping process is simple:

When a vehicle is booked for shipping. it will be delivered to the port. It then sail after about 2-4 weeks of arrival at the port (sailing times varies depending on several factors). After it sails, the shipping company will notify the owner of the vehicle (via the booking agent) that vehicle is on board. Shipping company issues a copy of the BOL as a proof of sailing.

The owner of the vehicle will the pay for the freight and collect original BOL which will be needed in Nigeria to clear vehicle. Shipping costs varies depending of steamline or agents booking the freight.

Regards

Mellorix: Honestly, the thing is .. im buying it for a friend who is coming back from holland in Decemeber - im not sure if he can wait for 6 weeks.

If you start now, it will be here by December. And you will know the quality of what you are getting.

enilowo: I bought a car from Maryland in USA. The car has left on Grande gabon since last week Monday and will be due in Lagos by 5/6 October, but uptill now my contact person in USA is yet to get my BOL for me. He keep telling me different stories is this normal? Please help as i am scared of demourage.

Do you have a copy of the BOL? The original should have been ready by now. All your contact have to do is pay for it, receive it and send to you

Good luck

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sawyerrola: Mellorix, its really good to play it safe. but just to let you know there are some really good and respected guys here, an example is this US-Auto buy (we usually know him as Kunle-A). and he has been very helpful to me and some others. i am not saying you must do business with him, i am only saying on the list of good guys, he is one of them. Sometimes its good we come out to speak when we have had dealings with the good guys so we separate the good guys from the bad guys.

you could also try Calculusx, Inspired, Fhemmy....a few of some other good guys out here.

i wish you the best in your search.

Thanks

My offer to you on this

2009 Venza with leather interior. Reverse Camera. Push Start button. JBL Audio. 70k miles. Clean title. clean car

Car 18,300
Trucking & Shipping 1,500
Service Charge 1,300
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Total $21,100 (N3,481,500)

Clearing N700,000

Grand Total: N4,181,500

We need N3m to begin. Balance on arrival

about 6 weeks to arrive