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kaysy:
Ok, let's say I remove 2016 Lexus RX350 from the list, your money is still ok for a good ride with clean papers...

The ML I posted in the picture, we're processing the shipment. But it's fine you make your choice

Oh yes, now we're getting somewhere

We saw how you codedly inserted the RX 350 inbetween the other two cars, because you knew that was the choice of the poster

kaysy:
The way you people jumps out to spill hate is really worrisome, even if you want to pass a contrary opinion, what happens to passing it with decorum and a sense of majority

If he stakes ₦27m
We remove inland transport, shipping and clearing... The rest we try to bid with it according to his choice, if after few trials we didn't get any, it's either he adjust his budget or adjust his choice, worst case scenario he gets a refund, it's not a do or die affair.

Please reduce the hate for positive energies to find their way in.... I come in peace

The bolded part is the most important part, you Sir, are a shinning trickster. All the other diversionary talks you masked with the word "hate" is just a smokescreen and all you wanted is to sweet mouth him into sending you his money

You know very well what you were proposing earlier was unattainable but wanted to rope him in with the promise of low price, by the time his money is with you, he'll most likely opt to add more as you'll have claimed to have invested it into buying dollars for the deal

We have to hint the public on these tricks, no one needs another sob thread on this section

kaysy:
With that ₦27m I can get you either of
2015 Mercedes ML 350
2016 Lexus Rx350
2016 Toyota Highlandee

That money will cover for
Buying, Shipping and Clearing

So why waste such money on a vehicle that was smuggled into Nigeria when you can go legit with it.

See this ML below, I just bought

2016 RX 350: you will use ₦27m to buy, ship and clear it abi. This is how you guys will use sweet mouth to rope people in and in a few months it'll be opening of complaint threads on NL upandan

Empedocles:
RELOCATION SALE

First body 07 Volvo XC90 with a T6 engine

Engine, gear and AC working smooth

Leather interior

Price: 3.1m

Location: Ayobo

Contact: zero704819268five

This is a 2004 Model XC90, it's nowhere close to being a 2007 Model

It's ok to fix whatever price you desire, but it's not ok to try to lie about the vehicle specs

felix55:
If u have one that give u headache via bad sensor, I will buy it.
But if mechanic and electrical people have mess with the connections by bypassing it & flashing and disable some functions in the ECU... I won't buy it. Volkswagen s very good if u know how to read ohms , resistors & voltage..handle ur multiple meter very well.
I don't see y people always complain about the car.
It has so many safety sensors features which if one spoil or malfunction...
Just read and fix it..
Stop bypassing...
90% Nigeria mechanic or electronic are not upto to really diagnosis such car.
Pls stop the hate about the car...

Refer to the sentence I bolded: at what price?

At what price will you buy it? Scrap value? What's now the aim of all your rants that followed. You ended up validating the previous opinions

The reason why OP asked the question is to find out If this is a car that will develop those sensor headaches that will require selling to you as a last resort

RZArecta:
Today's Nigeria means one should avoid unnecessary headache but if you insist then, contact greatstephenho for guidance in purchase. He's a Volkswagen advocate and has access to mechanics and parts, he's also based in Lagos

The one I imported once, clean title, within the few months it stayed before it was sold, I spent over 70% of the import value repairing one electrical gremlin or the other and the person you are recommending handled majority of the fixes

I won't say with full authority that they're all bad cars but my personal experience was terrible and it's not for lack of trying. I visited all the recommended big names in their mechanic village and yet at the end it came to recommendation on engine conversion

Sold the car "as is" at over 50% loss eventually

Define "Resale value" in the context in which you used it here