earthrealm: Nigerians don't care about mileage...many are ignorant..n only look at the body/interior.......

redcliff: [size=14pt]everything boils down to Nigerians living abroad who want to make money at all cost at the expense of another's. thats how wicked we are. its really sad[/size]

bellong: ^^^^ That's the plain truth bro.


Meanwhile, I have a question for you. I know you ship from Canada. There's this person that will not let me rest despite all my lectures and glaring examples I presented. He wants a Toyota Highlander 2007/2008 at 1.5M. He said someone offered to help him bring from Canada.

Though, I have told him to get it from the person as I can't do such business. My question is, where in Canada can someone get a Toyota Highlander 2007/2008 for 1.5M including shipping and clearing

Yes, it is very possible - Lemme know if you would like to know and i will explain to you

Fhemmmy:

Yes, it is very possible - Lemme know if you would like to know and i will explain to you

bellong:

I am interested ooo.. Hope its not a declared total loss

Ok, here is how we do it . . . You could sell the person the car with no engine, no doors and no tires for 1.5M Naira and when he has more money, he will buy the engine and in turn buy the doors and tires when he has more money again, so by the time he buy the ride, engine, doors and tires, he would have paid the real cost of the ride . . anyhow, in one words, it is IMPOSSIBLE to get a 2007/2008 Highlander at such ridiculous price where Canadian $$ is around 162 Naira to 1CND$?
Shipping is more expensive and when done via container, clearing is more expensive too . . . even a 2001 Highlander wont be 1.5M Naira

bellong: £^^^^ Lol.. Wish I could copy our discussion here. There was nothing I told him he listened to, he was so sure of the price.


Told him even a 2002 is difficult for that price. Am concerned that he doesn't lose his hard earned money to junk. He is my friend.

Fhemmmy:

Inasmuch as you have a point, but it is not really about the dealers it is more of the people that are asking for the rides at a price that is not feasible, but i blame the dealer that go along with such, lower the mileage instead of walk away from such deals if they are not able to lecture the buyers.

I have seen people asking for a 1999 ride and yet they want the mileage not to be more than 100K miles, yea, it is possible but will cost them arms and the leg but they are not willing to pay such, while i will walk away from such deals, there are some dealers that would do it cos they wanna make money.

So at the end of the day, i blame the buyers as well as the dealer that involves themselves in such act

redcliff:

[size=14pt]Yea I agree with you. Its possible to see an old car with low mileage. I saw a 94 Golf3 syncro at 128k in Switzerland. I don't think the owner of that car drove it as such because when we went to check it out, it was parked for a while. It was totally clean and had everything intact. Well to my own belief i dont think he tampered the odometer because I feel its the Nigerians over there that do such. The only thing wrong with that car is that it doesnt have airbags. SO yea, its possible to see these types of cars but they are rare compared to same model of same year.[/size]

BizBooks: To add to what Baba Fhemmmy said, yes, you can get a 1994 car with 128K miles. But if it is
well-maintained and in good shape, it will be super expensive. 1999 Toyota Camrys with less
than 100,000 true miles are also available here in the US. But they go for $5000 or
thereabout. So no Nigerian car dealer can afford to buy them for sale in Lagos.

Emperoh: Fhemmy, thanks for cracking me up with your response to Bellong!!!

Abeg, where the people wey no mind low mileage? I have been looking for them!
I seem to be meeting the one who don't want a mileage more than 100k for a 1997 Camry!

redcliff: [size=14pt]everything boils down to Nigerians living abroad who want to make money at all cost at the expense of another's. thats how wicked we are. its really sad[/size]

earthrealm: Nigerians don't care about mileage...many are ignorant..n only look at the body/interior.......

Dereformer:

A man once asked me "what's the difference between a white man and a black man"? I said the body complexion, language,etc.

He said no It is "Conscience"

redcliff:

[size=14pt]I cant agree less. However, there are wicked white people but if we are to do the maths, the black man's numbers outweighs the white man's.[/size]

Fhemmmy:

You are so right, just like there would be some white people too that would agree to buy a roll back but might be a ratio of 1:10,000 people, while Black (Nigerians would be 1:3 people) cos they wanna drive the best but cant afford it, so they would result in buying lemons

car-doctor:


What has the colour of a man's skin got to do with the mileage of a car. You guys should get real pls.

Fhemmmy:

Inasmuch as you have a point, but it is not really about the dealers it is more of the people that are asking for the rides at a price that is not feasible, but i blame the dealer that go along with such, lower the mileage instead of walk away from such deals if they are not able to lecture the buyers.
I have seen people asking for a 1999 ride and yet they want the mileage not to be more than 100K miles, yea, it is possible but will cost them arms and the leg but they are not willing to pay such, while i will walk away from such deals, there are some dealers that would do it cos they wanna make money.

So at the end of the day, i blame the buyers as well as the dealer that involves themselves in such act

calculusx:

Well said. Majority of Nigerian buyers are ignorant of what they buy,they want quality ride for cheap price. I blame both dealers and buyers bt buyers take more of the blame looking for too good to be true offer.

Fhemmmy:

Nigerians dont blv in "if it is too good to be true, it is probably for you to run"

ukay2:
how much can i get toyota corrola 2006 model, american spec, full duty, less than 100kmillege(real)....my bugdget is 1.5-1:7