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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

dru23:
When it comes to used naija cars , am not a big fan of it .. Have made it clear several times on Nairaland.


The ones I retire from my uber fleet are sold by my mechanic. Once my mechanic advices me to get rid of it I do it. He looks for buyers himself and sells it off. And my currant ones on uber are still serving me well.


You are mechanic and u have created a niche for urself for both Tokunbo cars and used cars sales. You are at an advantage than me ..

But me personally I just don't have the passion or the motivation for it .. Car business itself is stressful talk less of selling naija used ...... There is market for everything and of coz naija used cars. Even naija used cars sells faster than Tokunbo......

I respectfully say that I am not shifting goal post , but stating the obvious. There is a market for it , I just don't have the passion for it..

My early years on uber thought me alot on how the maintenance culture is in the Nigerian Auto world. Have been dramatize by it..........

kingreign:
Valarinz....

dru23:
Nice...

Elxandre:
Engine details?

zabimaru:
You ain't broke boy, you're broken.
Perhaps into a million pieces.

Very difficult to piece your neural pathways back together because it's a mess up there in your head.
But I'll tell you what I tell most people in your situation, "Start early and strong, the earlier the better and there's no better time than now".

Do away with your meme arsenal, it's complicating matters in your head and reducing your neuroplasticity thereby stalling neurogenesis in layman terms, you are poised to hit the market in no time and in your birthday suit.

Start now before you are broken into a billion pieces.

valarinz:

valarinz:

Conner44:
That’s the manual for the Camry vehicles made to be driven specifically in yankee hence that particular grade of oil for all seasons use over there.

The owners manual of that same year of Camry vehicle made to be driven in Nigeria has the exact same image as Gazzuzz posted above.

So you see that our climates are different and the manufacturers have duly taken note of this fact while factoring fluid ad maintenance recommendations in their manuals.

I agree that 5w30 fully synthetic is good for yankee cars but I don’t think you should label 20w50 conventional oil bad for Nigerian vehicles.

I showed you pictures of various 20w50 synthetic oils above and told you to ask people who race or ride bikes over there and they would show you where they sell it in your neighborhood.

GAZZUZZ:
Dru23 See how it is done easily, nairaland still bought it.


https://www.nairaland.com/6719355/sold-buy-use-reg-camry