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[U]LOCATION:[/U]

Lagos, Nigeria

[U]DURATION OF USE:[/U]

Used for 2years.

[U]REASON FOR SALE[/U]

Trade-in car for a 2010 Mercedes benz C300


[U]OPTIONS[/U]

Factory fabric seats
Automatic transmission
CD player, AM and FM player
Power windows
Power mirrors
Factory A/C system
Cover-plate wheels
Driver and passenger airbags
4-cylinder engine
Power adjustable seats
etc


ASKING PRICE: N970,000


MILEAGE: ~ 99,720miles

If interested, kindly call 08068097693, 07055343818 or Email: sales@viperautos.com {BB-pin: 29DD04DF)

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Siena: Viper, I don't want to appear rude here. But you're not making much sense................

No offense taken as we are all learning from one another here(i especially learn a lot from your posts)...but I'd agree with you that when it comes to putting cars in order for end users including flooded ones, as you have rightly stated in the excerpt below from your statement above:
"No mechanic can tell how much it'll cost to put right, all that can be done is replace an array of control modules till the car can function"

true, no mechanic can, but a dealer who has spent money to put some for family and friends back in tip-top 100% shape in time and recent past can tell

MrCrown: hmmmmm.... Hello Viperman, how about 1.8M?

Nope.

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Going...

Pre-order this 2009/2010 Mercedes Benz C300 4Matic at N4m.
Street-price is at a minimum of N5m naira. get this at great discount now.

More pictures here:>> http://www.viperautos.com/index.php?topic=689.0

USAGE DURATION

Bought brand new and serviced at Honda Place. Its been used as an official vehicle of an Executive for 2+years

REASON FOR SALE

New 2013 Vehicle has been given to former owner

FIXES TO BE MADE

NONE.

FEATURES/OPTIONS




5-Speed Electronically Controlled Adaptive Automatic Transmission With Overdrive
Adaptive Automatic Transmission
Upgraded Automatic Transmission Oil Cooler

Rear Heating and Air Conditioning Unit
Rear Seat Air Conditioning Controls
Separate Driver/Front Passenger Climate Controls
Automatic Climate Control
Interior Air Filter
Rear HVAC Ducts

Auxiliary Audio Input Jack
AM/FM Radio With Speed Sensitive Volume and 7 Speakers Total;
6-Disc CD Changer; MP3/WMA Player; XM(R) Satellite Radio;
In-Glass Radio Antenna
Subwoofer
Radio Data System
Active Noise Cancellation(TM) ANC

Variable Cylinder Management(TM) (VCM(R)) Displacement On Demand
ULEV-2 Emissions
Active Control Engine Mount System (ACM)
3.5-Liter i-VTEC(R), 60 Degree V6, 24-Valve, SOHC, MPFI Engine; Front Mounted With Horsepower Of 250@5700, Torque Of 253@4800, Alloy Block and Alloy Cylinder Heads

Halogen Headlights
Front Foglights
Daytime Running Lights
Perimeter Lighting Located On Headlights Activated Via Time Delay
Automatic Headlights With Automatic On/Off and Time Delay

Driver Power Seat Adjusts 8 Ways Total
Easy Entry Seat
Theater Style Seating
Cloth Seats
Driver Power Lumbar Support
Front Dual Reclining Bucket Seats With Driver Adjustable Seat Height and Adjustable Headrests
Second Row 60/40 Split Flat Folding Reclining Removable Bench Seat With Adjustable Headrests and Fold-Down Armrest
Third Row 60/40 Split Flat Folding Removable Bench Seat With Adjustable Headrest

Panic Alarm
Keyless Entry Operated Via Key Fob

Variable Torque Management(R) 4-Wheel Drive System VTM-4(R) All-Wheel Drive
4-Wheel Anti-Lock Brakes
Traction Control Controlled By ABS and Engine Management
Hill Start Control
Electronic Brake Assistance
Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA(R)) All-Speed Vehicle Stability Control System Operated Via ABS, Engine Power Reduction and Traction Control
Front Power 300-mm Ventilated Disc and Rear Power 333-mm Solid Disc Brakes
Electronic Brake Force Distribution
Transfer Case


Alloy Wheels, 17-In.
SBRP245/65R17 105T, All-Season Tires
Compact Spare Tire
Underbody Spare Tire Carrier





[U]MILEAGE: [/U] ~ 52,000 Kilometers(not miles)
[U]ASKING PRICE: [/U] 3.8M.


If interested, call 08068097693, 07055343818 or email: sales@viperautos.com. Blackberry Pin: 29DD04DF

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hottingdud: 1.3

You tried...but no can't do

Siena: Come on, bro! A car that's already owned getting flooded is one thing, buying one that's been submerged is quite a different case scenario. Besides, we're talking mostly salt water and silt. Very destructive.

Lagos floods that get up to just above the bumpers is nowhere near as bad as an automobile that's sat in salt water above the dash, sometimes for days.

Its one thing to say what you know and another to say what you've not experienced. Recently, lagos floods have been crazy....sometimes, even above car level. My brother's 2005 accord was covered some few inches to roof level in the last rain flood last year or last two years.(Those who live in deep parts of adeniran ogunsanya, surulere can attest to this flood). He still drives the car happily to work after engine, gear and other car parts wee drained of water intrusion.
This same flood affected many peoples cars i know about....including BMWs; they are all still use their cars as you read this without major repairs.

I also know of three people who live in lekki/victoria island axis who had their cars flooded above dashboard level. The rain water mixed with the sea water was salty those cars still drive well 12 months after. I don't think the water from Nature in America is different from the one in Nigeria...the problem is we the Nigerians and our mentality. Whatever the whiteman says/feels is bad....we say its bad without checking.

Last year, in my home town in delta state, we all say how crazy flood ravaged parts of the towns covering upto rooftops of houses(cars inclusive). My uncles 2005 C-class was submerged in that flood(River niger water). After towing it out, he left it for a month to dry up, and had a mechanic drain the car of all oils, steam flushed the car, flushed the engine with new oils, de-coupled the whole doormats and allowed the car to to dry for a couple of days again incase of any water left; I believed he also changed the brainbox and car battery afterwhich the car was back alive again.

Its not a case of what we read on the internet, but what we experience first-hand ourselves just like in the case of Miles-per-gallon reviews which turn out slightly different when we measure it first-hand of live-drives. Yes, you might say flooded cars are bad because some electricals would have been damaged...are they ir-repairable? No! They are repairable. That is why car manufacturers make spare-parts incase of accidents, man-made or natural disasters where the car is involved...you buy the new part and replace it with the damaged part, and continue enjoying your car.

The guys in the USA and canada can afford to junk their cars immediately it swims in even bumper-level flood(something we do here regularly) because they have Insurance that cry after them on everything even to their cooking gas. So at any slightest discomfort in the car, they'd probably ask for replacement of the entire car from the insurance so they enjoy their lease period. here, we mostly buy our cars with our cash upfront..and most people hardly run comprehensive insurance. Hence, when an issue of such comes up, they fix it and continue enjoying their cars for years after.

Bottom-line, when your car is flooded....get an experienced auto-center or auto-mechanic to help diagnose, flush the system and replace faulty electrical parts.
From experience, Toyotas and Hondas seem to survive floods best with little or no repairs to be made most times...worst-cases have just been replacement of brain-boxes which are readily available in the market.

This is my opinion based on first-hand experience.

b u m p...

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