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afoife:

valarinz:

inspiredbelieve:
So many good comments about you on Jiji. Hope to get a car from you someday soon. Best of luck with this sale �

valarinz:

valarinz:

lordkrato:
Many thanks mate.

Are these easily repairable ? They're perhaps not the common names i would have thought of.

valarinz:

naivasha:
Good day all,

Experts in the house, please would you recommend the 2011 or 2012 S60 as a good option for daily commuting?

If yes, between those two years which one is preferable? Any specific trim to avoid or consider?

Thanks in advance.

P.S. I am based in Lagos in case that is a factor.

cc Valarinz

Philadelphia:
Cc: Valarinz

valarinz:

Danjikanbauchi:
Hungry writers looking for favour from the Terrorists government who cherished cow to human life.

inspiredbelieve:
What's the current mileage?

Presegs:
Sorry, I don't use nor market Volvo.

As a matter of fact, I have not seen anyone amidst several people coming from my FB, Instagram and google paid adverts asking me for Volvo.

Presegs:
You are welcome, the "Volvo" boy.

RZArecta:
Saw this beauty for $900, nothing wrong with it. Baba said he's just tired of the car after getting a new one

PS, standard price for this in America is way higher (closer to $5000)

dru23:
Never was a fan of anything naija used.I have preached that several times. Those that are able to care for their tokunbo cars at the early stage are my main target audience ... It is a niche market for me ....

That been said, on the above advert on Rio that was sold that needed engine replacement. We should keep in mind.

Once their is a replacement engine the car's body still remain old , even though replacement engine is only "60k Miles" .... Wear and tear on other parts will still be an issue down the road. By the time the new owner fixes this and that. The money use would have been enough to buy a tokunbo.......

Either way congratulations on the sales