abeg who get auto-matic YARIS for sale o,
2005-2009 latest,must be black or silver
drop ur prices here abeg
dealers mak una let me know how far na
abi the car don scare 4 market
i nid a yaris oooo!!

i got a 2007 yaris, deal at 2million.


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VIN:    JTDBT923471063991
Year:    2007
Make:    Toyota
Model:    Yaris Base / S
Style/Body:    Sedan 4D
Class:    Small Car - Budget
   
Engine:    1.5L I4 EFI / SFI
Country of Assembly:    Japan
Vehicle Age:    2 year(s)
Calculated Owners:    2
Last Reported
Odometer Reading:    18,686
This vehicle's AutoCheck Score
8480-88
   
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1 Problem(s) Reported:    15 Title/Problem areas checked:
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   No hail damage title record
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   No odometer problem title record
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0 Problem(s) Reported:    Mileage    Date Reported   
   11    09/01/2006   
   18,686    09/18/2008   
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Report Run Date: 2009-01-28 10:30:51.718 EST
Vehicle: 2007 Toyota Yaris Base / S (JTDBT923471063991)
Event date    Location    Odometer reading    Data Source    Details
08/14/2006    GA   
   Independent Source    VEHICLE MANUFACTURED AND SHIPPED TO DEALER
09/01/2006    ATLANTA, GA   
11
   Motor Vehicle Dept.    TITLE (Title #:3116062443054)
09/14/2006    ATLANTA, GA   
   Motor Vehicle Dept.    REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
03/05/2007    ATLANTA, GA   
   Motor Vehicle Dept.    REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
02/21/2008    ATLANTA, GA   
   Motor Vehicle Dept.    REGISTRATION EVENT/RENEWAL
08/20/2008    GA   
   State Agency    LEFT SIDE IMPACT WITH ANOTHER VEHICLE (Case #:08233095)
08/20/2008    ATLANTA, GA   
   Police Report    ACCIDENT REPORTED (Case #:08233095600)
08/20/2008    GA   
   State Agency    MODERATE DAMAGE REPORTED
09/18/2008    GA   
18,686
   Motor Vehicle Dept.    TITLE (Title #:9146082624904)
DUPLICATE TITLE
SALVAGE
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Accident Data    Vehicle Use and EventCheck    Accidents are reported by state agencies, police departments and other sources and varies from state to state. It is recommended to have pre-owned vehicles inspected by a third party prior to purchase.
Duplicate Title    Vehicle Use and EventCheck    The vehicle had a duplicate title issued by the DMV.

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Thanks Moneycash but i dont tink i budgeted 1.9 for that kinda car
i rather get an e.o.d 2006 for that amnt instead, get me a 2005 yaris for 1.5m
thats wot i have budgeted

thnks

so una dealers wan say una nor get beta yaris 4 sale, cheeiii nland de Bleep up o!

Let me knw where you reside and give me your number or here is my mine 08023922675.I have it for that price,so pls be fast abt it or else it's gone.

im based in benin,
pls can i see da pics of d car
let me know asap

so no1 has a used yaris or a new 1 to sell
the 2 yaris i have seen are on the high side
so no1 amongst every1 here has a yaris
to sell even if it tearrubber
im dissapointed
why is it so diff gettin 1
i nid a new 1 or a used1 wit pics and prices
mst not be more dan 1.7m last
kip ur offers rollin

any yaris on d land
new 1 or partially used not more than 5months
send ur info here asap

Oga 190,

Let me tell you a secret. It might be that the price you are willing to pay is the problem. A tear rubber Yaris here in the U.S is about $17-18,000 plus taxes. So all in all, you will probably end up paying $20,000 fully out the door. That about 3million in todays rate. Mind you before shipping!

Even if you find one under 5months use, the depreciation will not have set in yet enough to put it in 1.7mill you wanna pay. (Thats about $11,333) To include buy, ship, clear, profit    Hmmmmm.

Unless you want a salvage one tho. Also remember, US Yaris is 1.5Litre engine as opposed to 1.3Litre in Naija. The above price should get you a Yaris S. Fully loaded. The regular one will only be about $1,500 cheaper.

.
Don't forget that you have to ship and clear customs

Below are pictures of Yaris. Blue One is Regular,  Red one is the S edition. Notice the "skirt".

You might wanna consider looking at a 2007, may be it might fit the budget.

Good luck in your search

Dude, this is really nice toyota car and photos looks cool too. I really like to see more photos with specifications & feature. I really like this post. Thanks for sharing nice information.

atimes i sit to wonder, if cars are been stolen to be sold on nairaland. If you want something good, you should pay something good. How in the world will 1.5m naira get you a toyota yaris of 2005 model. There was also a guy that gave me a call from benin as well that he wanted a C-class benz 2004 model tokunbo for 650,000naira. i asked first if he was joking and he told me he was serious about it. I hope Nairalanders are aware that Exchange rate with dollar, pounds, EUR, Cfa Everything has gone up, so expect cars and every other things to be expensive as well. If the Naira value was still worthwhile, i can still believe you would find that car within your search. but my guy, if you know you want to buy a yaris 2005 model, Bring out the money that would buy you a yaris 2005 model,
You are the one that is going to drive it now, and nobody is driving it for you, Habi

ok ok i don hear una
mak i increase my amnt to 1.7m last
i no budget am 4 this kind amnt bt can that
get me the black yaris listed above
@ promise72
pls can 1.7 get me that black one
let me know how u can arrange 1 4 me asap

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Allthe prices innclude the VIP SHIPMENT and CLEARING.


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Option 3 Toyota Yaris 1.3 VVT-i Multi Mode Executive N 3, 600.000.00 (This price includes VIP Shipment and Clearing)Mileage: 74,000 km
Power: 64 kW / 87 PS
Fuel Type: Petrol
Number of Seats: 5
Fuel consumption combined: ca 5.8 l/100km
Fuel consumption (urban): ca 6.7 l/100km
Fuel consumption (extra-urban): ca 5.3 l/100km
CO2-Emissions combined: ca 136 g/km
Door Count: 4/5 Doors
Gearbox: Automatic transmission
Emission Class
:
Euro4
Emissions Sticker: 4 (Green)
First Registration: 5/2006
HU: 2/2011
AU: 2/2011
Climatisation: Automatic air conditioning
Colour: Silver metallic


Feature Sets
ABS, Alloy wheels, Central locking, Electric windows, ESP, Full Service History, Immobilizer, Parking sensors, Power Assisted Steering, Warranty

190:

. . . kip ur offer[/b]s rollin

Well my [b]offer is that what goes up must come down, the dollar is only appreciating because people have this blind faith that everything is now hunkydory in America and that the worst is over because they have a new leader . . .

The fact of the matter is that the market has to regulate itself, properties are being foreclosed at a rate not seen since the era of The Great Depression, property prices have to come down, car prices have to come down, car manufacturers are struggling and going cap in hand to the Government to bail them out, Realtors and Estate agents are folding up, car dealers are shutting shops, people are cutting their coats according to their size . . .

In case you are wondering what bearing this imput has on the common man like you, and how this translates into putting food on your table, then unless the chikala you have been eyeing in the romance section - whom you intend to make an honest woman out of - has put her foot down that you have to get that Yaris by March 2009 or no show

Busy_body:


Well my offer is that what goes up must come down, the dollar is only appreciating because people have this blind faith that everything is now hunkydory in America and that the worst is over because they have a new leader . . .

I disagree. Currencies are always relative - all it means is that the US is very bad, while others are terrible. All currencies can't go down at the same time, a 'standard' will always emerge, and that is, once again the dollar.

That said, My wife has a point - with fewer people buying cars, prices are dropping. Some are cutting prices up to 25% just to make sales. In that kind of market, just chill a while longer for the effect to feed through to naija sellers. The greedy ones will try to make excess profit, but some will see an opportunity to break into the market.

This is not the time to make rash purchases - you might get the same item 250k cheaper in months.

Yaris. .2million??

What the??

I know someone looking to buy this, 2million is just

haba!

Busy_body:


Well my offer is that what goes up must come down, the dollar is only appreciating because people have this blind faith that everything is now hunkydory in America and that the worst is over because they have a new leader . . .

The fact of the matter is that the market has to regulate itself, properties are being foreclosed at a rate not seen since the era of The Great Depression, property prices have to come down, car prices have to come down, car manufacturers are struggling and going cap in hand to the Government to bail them out, Realtors and Estate agents are folding up, car dealers are shutting shops, people are cutting their coats according to their size . . .

In case you are wondering what bearing this imput has on the common man like you, and how this translates into putting food on your table, then unless the chikala you have been eyeing in the romance section - whom you intend to make an honest woman out of - has put her foot down that you have to get that Yaris by March 2009 or no show

Im not sure where your economics is coming from but ITS FLAWED to say the least. When the financial crisis hit the US, a lot of investors (Banks included) pulled their money. Major banks in Nigeria lost a lot of foreign investment they use for transactions.

This caused the dry up in foreign currency to exchange hence it went up.
Oil went down too. Not enough money from the govt to float FOREX Mkt.
Less people sent money home cos of loss of jobs or partial loss of income.

There is low volume of cars sold, no doubt, that doesnt mean you will get a $20,000 for $10,000. the manufacturer too are palying the waiting game for banks to start lending cos they dont wanna lose too.

Keep ur dream alive, but it will take a while before the investors confidence comes back to  allow money to flow back to Naija and perhaps oil prices comes back up.

debosky:

I disagree. Currencies are always relative - all it means is that the US is very bad, while others are terrible. All currencies can't go down at the same time, a 'standard' will always emerge, and that is, once again the dollar.

That said, My wife has a point - with fewer people buying cars, prices are dropping. Some are cutting prices up to 25% just to make sales. In that kind of market, just chill a while longer for the effect to feed through to naija sellers. The greedy ones will try to make excess profit, but some will see an opportunity to break into the market.

This is not the time to make rash purchases - you might get the same item 250k cheaper in months.

My dearest hubby, I quite agree with you and we are both singing from the same hymn sheet Its relative, the only reason the dollar is appreciating now is because of the financial Global crisis as well as the false hope of the promised injection of fund into the economy. . .

But come o, what do you mean by the dollar is the standard Are you trying to say it is the super-duper, superpower currency of the world

promise72:

Im not sure where your economics is coming from but ITS FLAWED to say the least. When the financial crisis hit the US, a lot of investors (Banks included) pulled their money. Major banks in Nigeria lost a lot of foreign investment they use for transactions.

This caused the dry up in foreign currency to exchange hence it went up.
Oil went down too. Not enough money from the govt to float FOREX Mkt.
Less people sent money home cos of loss of jobs or partial loss of income.

There is low volume of cars sold, no doubt, that doesnt mean you will get a $20,000 for $10,000. the manufacturer too are palying the waiting game for banks to start lending cos they dont wanna lose too.

Keep ur dream alive, but it will take a while before the investors confidence comes back to  allow money to flow back to Naija and perhaps oil prices comes back up.

Make me understand please Are you saying it was because of Nigerian foreign reserves drying up, drop in oil prices, etc, that the cost of cars has risen or are you saying that is the reasons the dollar is appreciating, Mr Economist-Extraordinaire So the dollar is appreciating because people have less to send home and because the government does not have money to shore up the stockmarket

So are you now telling me those manufacturers are going to sit on their production and not sell, in order to wait for the investors confidence to grow back and for the banks to start lending money again

Busy_body:



But come o, what do you mean by the dollar is the standard Are you trying to say it is the super-duper, superpower currency of the world

As a matter of fact yes. The US IS THE MOST IMPORTANT MKT to any Country. Period. The biggest money maker. There no country that doesnt have financial interest in the US. That cant be said the other way round

promise72:

As a matter of fact yes. The US IS THE MOST IMPORTANT MKT to any Country. Period. The biggest money maker. There no country that doesnt have financial interest in the US. That cant be said the other way round

That trick would not work with me, the question is for my husband and my husband Debosky alone, and he knows better than to argue otherwise, tis not the season to be sleeping on the couch, too cold

I beg to differ, US economy is the most important my backside You yankee doodles need to get your heads outta the place the sun don't shine and quickly assimilate that you and your dollar are dispensable and negligible, and always was, and always will be Before you, there was many, after you there will be plenty

Wake up and smell the coffee, US and its economy is toast, it will take you another 10 years at least before you can come up for air, drowning rats clutching at straws

What you call "empty promise" is called GOODWILL in the market. Lets assume that you are a merchant, You are probably likely to grant someone like Dangote a credit line than some regular person. Same as the US. The US is good for its promises and obligation. [color=#000099]US HAS NEVER FAILED NOR BACKED OUT OF FINANCIAL OBLIGATION! EVER! Not even during the World War. You need to get that.

You can continue to predict gloom all day long. Make my day. "When U.S sneezes, others catches cold".

Slowdown in the US resulted in the world slowdown, so somehow if you shoot a hole in my boat, funny thing is, we are in the same boat 

Nigeria govt and other govt that depend on oil are having a tough time in paying its people cos world consumption went down as a result of slowdown in the US.

I hope you see the correlation. U.S.A forever!!!

promise72:

What you call "empty promise" is called GOODWILL in the market. Lets assume that you are a merchant, You are probably likely to grant someone like Dangote a credit line than some regular person. Same as the US. The US is good for its promises and obligation. [color=#000099]US HAS NEVER FAILED NOR BACKED OUT OF FINANCIAL OBLIGATION! EVER! Not even during the World War. You need to get that.

I am sure you don't want me to go there or how could you not know that Hilary Clinton was on the board of those who passed the ZIDERA Act of 2001 which crippled the economy of Zimbabwe Was she there to settle family disputes Karma is a bitch, now US and UK are carrying their begging bowl to IMF who in turn told them to pull their ears and scram

promise72:

You can continue to predict gloom all day long. Make my day. "When U.S sneezes, others catches cold".

Slowdown in the US resulted in the world slowdown, so somehow if you shoot a hole in my boat, funny thing is, we are in the same boat 

Nigeria govt and other govt that depend on oil are having a tough time in paying its people cos world consumption went down as a result of slowdown in the US.

I hope you see the correlation. U.S.A forever!!!

Wow, you changed tracks so quick, hard to keep up with you

Mr Economist-extraordinaire, come back and explain how it is the Nigerian economics crisis that has allowed the dollar to appreciate against the naira, you can't pull the wool over my eyes Never mind the fact that Wall Street share prices took a tumble when Obama unveiled his £1trillion economic stimulus package without a clear-cut plan

By the way, what happened to Nigeria's strong foreign reserves, their strict lending conditions, harsh regulatory system, their high interest rates and their statutory cash reserves, thief, they too want to feel among and are now claiming credit crunch and want to be given a chance to start printing money ala Gordon Brown style, bunch of barowos

And once again, America the puppet is not it and was never it and will never will be it, Russia and China have always pulled the strings and have a chokehold on you

abeg mak una no spoil my thread wit all these una useless talks
so nland una no fit get me clean yaris for 1.7m
im dissapointed