Ok, Oga Oil hawker aka shady dealer, your incoherent responses is enough for me now, the punch has been well dished out and well received, time for me to allow you to ramble and lament in peace, till next time
socialmerchant: He was under no pressure to tell us about his dirty past, was he? He obviously isn’t proud of what he did and I put it to you that nobody is spotless, not even you.
My brother, it slipped out, he didn't "tell" that part voluntarily
Let me hint you, the idea was to kind of paint a scenario where 20W50 oil is vilified to validate his current synthetic oil sales drive, it's terribly backfired, he didnt think it through thoroughly and i bet he wishes he can take it back now
So stop saying it like the guy was honest and courageous enough to tell us what he did wrong, ok?
dru23: Thank you my brother... Don't mind Valarinz of a guy.
Whats he minding me for, how about you say something that makes it even look like you have a little remorse for being a fraud and yet bragging about it on a public forum
Posting memes and trying to change topics is not a sign of intelligence, its the opposite actually
socialmerchant: I see some guys dragging dru23 as if they haven’t done worse. We are only knowing about his own past because he revealed it. How many of you guys are bold enough to reveal bad things they’ve done in the past on a platform like this? You all should rest ABEG
I can tell you for free, i have never and will never do what that guy did, im an active dealer and you can imagine I'm not afraid to challenge dru on a public forum, check how long I've been in the biz and check if anyone has opened a single thread on NL to complain i defrauded them
That said, if you are new to NL just sit back and don't dabble, obviously I'm putting on the heat cos of the person involved, if there's one thing he's good at, its to always insult Nigerians and calling us quacks, shady, incompetent, dubious, lazy and all manners or negative words.
Now its interesting to note that our dear angel is worse than what he always calls us
dru23: This is not a good sign at all . if there was sign of leak on the ground . Than good news at least u can try to trace the leak ... But if there is no sign of any leaks at all .. It means the oil is burning somewhere and more than likely the engine is bad .. You can always ask for a second opinion .........what type of oil were u using?
My experience from my uber cars .. During my early yes of uber with no experience with car maintenance. I used a 2003 camry at the time on my fleet. I was using 20w50 xhp The engine kept shorting oil with no sign of leaks on the ground and little white smoke coming out at morning start up very little smoke.
So my mechanic advice to top the engine with 20w50 and sell the car.. So anytime a buyer comes to look at the car . we start the car up to clear up the smoke before any buyer shows up . And that is how we were able to sell the car .[b][/b]. And from there on I vowed never to use 20w50 oil again.......
Oga dru, you will not successfully change the topic, let's discuss this
Its weekend obviously, I have some spare time too, so i want to discuss this your wickedness to your countryman cos you wan sell naija used Toyota, have you no shame? Should i buy you some?
dru23: Aren't you the one that knows a Volvo engine seller in ladipo ... Haven't u bought engines for your tokunbo Volvo before ... Was the buyer aware that u bought a tokunbo engine at ladipo before selling the car
Exactly, i buy engines and trannys and ecu and whatever you can think of, i don't try to pass on an unhealthy car to an unsuspecting client.
You are a wicked man sha, whatever the person who bought the car from you goes through, you don't care no more, you've collected your stipends.
To imagine you even have the effrontery to brag about it on a public forum, you should hide your head in shame
Kingdemu: Do business with Dru23 at your own peril. This kind of guy can dilute the so called synthetic oil he sells with roadside oil before resealing and selling to unsuspecting buyers. Be warned.
I'm telling you, not shocked though, any attempt at doing anything with the guy and you'll easily sniff the condescending attitude with which he treats his subordinates, you'll understand this is a core corrupt entitled naija man to the core, all the rottenness can't be wiped out of the system until he stay 70yrs for yankee
dru23: This is not a good sign at all . if there was sign of leak on the ground . Than good news at least u can try to trace the leak ... But if there is no sign of any leaks at all .. It means the oil is burning somewhere and more than likely the engine is bad .. You can always ask for a second opinion .........what type of oil were u using?
My experience from my uber cars .. During my early yes of uber with no experience with car maintenance. I used a 2003 camry at the time on my fleet. I was using 20w50 xhp The engine kept shorting oil with no sign of leaks on the ground and little white smoke coming out at morning start up very little smoke.
So my mechanic advice to top the engine with 20w50 and sell the car.. So anytime a buyer comes to look at the car . we start the car up to clear up the smoke before any buyer shows up . And that is how we were able to sell the car .. And from there on I vowed never to use 20w50 oil again.......
I don't know why yet, but i had to quote the bolded portion and await for you sometime in the future
Kennedy97: so I saw this Volvo advert in a December 1983 Forbes magazine at my dad's place. it was kind of funny to me with fact that Volvo is not even a popular brand just 40 years later
Is that so?
Kindly define "popular" here, lets know what we're dealing with
ElRazur: I am not sure how we got here but this is totally unnecessary. Whatever personal issues you have, it may be worth resolving it in private.
Your blanket statement is hilarious at best and you are opting to cast a wide net without a care who may take offence.
So I bought a Volvo because my money no reach? LOL. Hilarious. I bought what suited my need. I needed an offroader that I can use a few times in the year that I am around and guess what, the Volvo XC90 ticked all the boxes and more. And after my initial experience, I have to say Volvo has delivered on many fronts and more. There is more to personal choice than just money. But each to their own jare. Feel free to double down on your claims.
When Safety is being touted as a reason to get a Volvo, it really isn't "wash" but a statement of fact. XC 90 has 5 star NCAP rating. There are passive and active features as standard. The XC60 is literally one of the safest car Volvo has ever made. Sigh. You see, some of us value the finer details of things but I'm going to stop here. Feel free to double down like I said.
Don't let that fellow really get under your skin, hes just a jobless NL troll, you probably didn't know cos you're not so frequent here, he just jumps from thread to thread dishing out insults and trying to take a front row seat and be noticed, lol
We have no personal issues, trust me, hes just a troll who helps bring traffic to threads(admittedly), we oblige when we need him to rant and rant and bring in traffic, else just ignore him, he stands for nothing
Its Monday, back to biz, let him come and continue refreshing this page and we'll be out there making the money we don't have hence our choice of buying Volvo
Gravatar: All this fight no dey necessary, na egos and vested interests and ulterior motives dey cause the arguments above me.
One person dey sell Volvos, so he wan use style follow back promote im hustle. Nothing wrong with that, except when you give someone half information to create a wrong impression.
The other person often likes to be seen as knowledgeable in auto matters, which he usually is. However his ego is so substantial that he can often not distinguish between when to post, and when to just ignore.
To the matter at hand
I no get ulterior motive, so I can tell you a thing or two about some Volvo models.
Location and environment:
If you live in Lagos, my brother get the XC60. Though e just dey enter market small small compared to XC90, parts dey especially the initial models in 2010 and so on. You get XC90 so you suppose get network for Volvo matters.
However you mentioned off roading. If na all those perpetually flooded or very rugged Lagos areas wey need ride with good ground clearance and responsive 4WD, jump and pass over the XC60, e no go give you wetin you want.
If you live in Abuja, still get the XC60, but make sure say your current XC90 network go fit work for the XC60, including sourcing parts and doing repairs, I know some guys in Zuba and Apo wey be Volvo people. Again, if your Abuja na all dem Mararaba and Gwagwalada or Kubwa areas or areas wey need rugged 4WD, jump and pass.
If you live anywhere outside those states or regions, my brother jump and pass. You fit freestyle XC90 2.5l or the 3.2l in terms of parts and repair people in other random places, but I tell you say e no go work for XC60.
The bolded, oh yes you do. Once someone says that, most times that's always the case, we all have ulterior motives for what we do.
Yours is to get some sort of attention and recognition from the men you so look up to, ok boy, you've been awarded an attention medal, so stop stalking me now, ok?
Besides, how will I be trying to sell the Volvo brand to someone who already owns one na, he owns and loves it, hence his decision to go for another, so rest now, ok?
Notice i don't even need to make all this marketing noises anymore like yesteryears, the brand has sold itself and is the new darling of naija consumers