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| Dealership Advice by Benedictus90: 8:39pm On Aug 15, 2013 |
I want to start a dealership business, any advice will b appreciated... |
| Re: Dealership Advice by sultaan(m): 4:29am On Aug 16, 2013 |
start with a lot of money. sell only Toyota and Honda. charge ridiculous price for your cars. sell fake parts as factory parts. put some uniformed grease monkeys on the side labeled factory technicians(no insult intended I am technically a one since I don't know much) |
| Re: Dealership Advice by viperman: 10:59pm On Aug 17, 2013 |
ONE ADVICE: Be sure you really want to do this and learn under someone to understand the market tricks and challenges before investing or else you will lose all your capital. I learned this tip the hard way. lost my capital 3 times. Thank God for his mercies. |
| Re: Dealership Advice by sultaan(m): 3:44am On Aug 18, 2013 |
viperman: ONE ADVICE: Be sure you really want to do this and learn under someone to understand the market tricks and challenges before investing or else you will lose all your capital. How did you lose money? Please give some insight on pitfalls you/someone you know has experienced base on the Nigerians market and government parastatals |
| Re: Dealership Advice by Nobody: 5:19am On Aug 18, 2013 |
I'll be closely watching this thread as this is a subject I am interested in. |
| Re: Dealership Advice by calculusx(m): 11:46am On Aug 19, 2013 |
Somorin#1: Benedictus90: I want to start a dealership business, any advice will b appreciated... One need to understand Nigerian Market. I lost money countless times too before i got to know my square root. All boils down to Nigerian Car buyers. Almost everyone is looking for Cheap Cars forgetting nothing good comes cheap. OP: Take your time,study Nigerian Car Market and probably learn under someone to know the does and don't. Some Car Models will NOT sell in Nigeria for 3yrs if care isn't taken. A greater % of Nigerian Car buyers are ignorant of what they buy as they consider their pocket than the quality of the Car they are buying. |
| Re: Dealership Advice by Nobody: 12:19am On Aug 20, 2013 |
calculusx: Thank you. |
| Re: Dealership Advice by Benedictus90: 9:24pm On Sep 12, 2013 |
calculusx:thank u so much, i rili appreci8 |
| Re: Dealership Advice by Benedictus90: 9:28pm On Sep 12, 2013 |
thank to u all, i rili appreci8 all ur advice, d issue is jes d startin capital, am still a student, hopin ot graduate dz yr and den try to gada som capital to start, buh as u all av stated, it belyv familiraizin oneself wit the nigerian car market shud b done alongside searchin for capital..tanx yall once again |
| Re: Dealership Advice by Nobody: 3:24pm On Sep 14, 2013 |
be careful of STOLEN CARS! Benedictus90: thank to u all, i rili appreci8 all ur advice, d issue is jes d startin capital, am still a student, hopin ot graduate dz yr and den try to gada som capital to start, buh as u all av stated, it belyv familiraizin oneself wit the nigerian car market shud b done alongside searchin for capital..tanx yall once again |
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