cdz:
By the way, tyres are in pretty good condition.

Make us an offer: 0 eight 0 three 4 two 7 nine 6 three 0.

ckcnivek:
1.8m

ckcnivek:


1200 for shipping is reasonable enough sir. But clearing for 750k is outrageous and that car wasn't sold for $2000.

No one will invest that kind of money on a Volvo when there's Lexus or Toyota which will sell in a day or a maximum of 3 days. �

ckcnivek:


You are more of a writer than a business man oh.

What you buy to sell isn't the determinant of your selling price, but your competition and d desires of consumers. If you have mistakenly bought above market price, then by all means, use it yourself and don't come here to tell us who d dealers are or aren't.

I knew you were going to leave the business sense talk and talk about aesthetics. It's obvious you are trying to make excess profit with the beautiful interior your Volvo has. We both know that if you sell at 2m you would have made a reasonable profit. Don't be greedy sir.

cdz:


https://www.nairaland.com/5621001/reflections-nairaland-autos-section-used-car

I think you should read the thread above. While I cannot take you to task for not being a dealer and not having any clue as to what it's like to be one, you certainly must take responsibility for the conviction that you have a valid opinion on a matter that you know little about.

First off, there's no room for greed in this business: you simply won't make any sales. Secondly, if it is greed (according to you) to sell a vehicle at what you erroneously believe to be an exorbitant price, what do you call your offer of 1.8m for a vehicle that you clearly stated is worth 2m? I think it's foolery and this as I have mentioned elsewhere is a major problem in trying to sell cars on Nairaland. You have way more unserious 'buyers' than real buyers. If only the unserious 'buyers' will just admire the picture of the vehicle and move on, life'll be a tad more pleasant for dealers here. But no. Never mind that I said 'call or Whatsapp', you must necessarily publicly post an offer on my thread that undermines the sense of my venture. And before I have said much, you advise me to drive the car myself.

Thank you for your advice. Now, please get off my thread before I lose my cool and gift you the car for 1.8m naira - a 'gift' I doubt you're willing to accept in any case. And this calls to question all over again the point of your initial post.

Do read the thread I posted its link above. It'll help.

cdz:
2009 Volvo XC90 R-Design
Six-Cylinder Engine
Three-Row Seating
Pristine Leather Seats
Power front seats
Chrome interior trim
Folding, Chrome-themed side mirrors
Park assist
Blind spot warning system
19 inch rims
Powerful drive experience: vehicle is hungry for speed.
Effortless, high-response steering

Asking price: 2.8m

cdz:


https://www.nairaland.com/5621001/reflections-nairaland-autos-section-used-car

I think you should read the thread above. While I cannot take you to task for not being a dealer and not having any clue as to what it's like to be one, you certainly must take responsibility for the conviction that you have a valid opinion on a matter that you know little about.

First off, there's no room for greed in this business: you simply won't make any sales. Secondly, if it is greed (according to you) to sell a vehicle at what you erroneously believe to be an exorbitant price, what do you call your offer of 1.8m for a vehicle that you clearly stated is worth 2m? I think it's foolery and this as I have mentioned elsewhere is a major problem in trying to sell cars on Nairaland. You have way more unserious 'buyers' than real buyers. If only the unserious 'buyers' will just admire the picture of the vehicle and move on, life'll be a tad more pleasant for dealers here. But no. Never mind that I said 'call or Whatsapp', you must necessarily publicly post an offer on my thread that undermines the sense of my venture. And before I have said much, you advise me to drive the car myself.

Thank you for your advice. Now, please get off my thread before I lose my cool and gift you the car for 1.8m naira - a 'gift' I doubt you're willing to accept in any case. And this calls to question all over again the point of your initial post.

Do read the thread I posted its link above. It'll help.

valarinz:


Do you know that you would've stopped this guy in his tracks by saying "come and pay".

Then you'll be greeted with a stunning graveyard silence..... Rest assured, the fellow doesn't have the 1.8m either and is looking to lash out due to frustration.

Next time please don't rile yourself up unnecessarily by allowing these trolls bait you, just ignore or ask him to come and pay. That exposes their stupidity more.

whirlwind7:


Nwokem, I can't afford to buy this great ride now, but I would love to buy you a drink!
I just love the way you handle yourself here. You kept it real and matured. Yep, NL is filled with lots of unsavory characters, but note that online is the future, so we have to bear with this necessary evil.

And yeah, I called you nwokem because my intuition tells me you've got to be a proud son of the Land of the Rising Sun.

Keep rising!

cdz:
SOLD!