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pannyman:
Trying to sell a car in Nigeria is not easy oh. I've been trying to sell my daily driver (my old reliable Camry) to complete the cost of the new one on the way, both online and offline for about 3 weeks now and I keep receiving calls and messages of interest and and in the end nothing concrete.

So far only 2 people have actually seen the car. The first was a guy and his friend who saw my advert online, and turned out to be hustlers who were acting as agents some guy, and they wanted to inflate the price so that they could have their own cut. The second, my spare parts guy who has turned out to be a time waster. It's not easy at all. So this is what its like to sell a car in Nigeria. Is it the economy or what? I doff my hat to car dealers. They are really patient people.

valarinz:
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valarinz:
Bump

deavicky:
520k

MrRitchie:
Would you like to swap with my tokunbo sienna 2000 I bought last year October, berely a year old

Ajimike:
2 million

Pay tomorrow and pick up

Simeoncal:
The T6 is not unreliable. Volvo mated a transmission that could not handle the torque from the engine, leading to early gearbox failures. The 3.2l engine used from 07 up was designed to replace it as it was a ford engine anyway.

Other than this your only concern here in Naija is that T6 parts are more expensive
@nurey, i'm not calling you out o, just putting substance to why he should stay away from the T6

dancok:
yesterday was a bad day for me my car got burn,the car is Golf 4 variant,see pic




cc nurey,Gazzuss pls

psalmson001:
What about year 2000 model volvo s70 with manual transmission. Any critic or advise about this car?

olumide4christ:
Greetings Oga Valarinz...please clarify...how many rows of seats does the XC90 have...2 or 3 rows?

Also..I noticed that the models you have been advertising for a while now are 2006 and below....is there any reason why you haven't advertised newer models from 2007 upwards?? Or are the newer models problematic to maintain or they are just unavailable??

Thanks in anticipation of your response.