Please I want to inquire for a friend of mine wants to buy a car, for school movement, because of his health....
He has seen a Nigerian used 2005 Nissan sunny, and I want to know, if it's a good car, that is not problematic....
Please gurus in the house your advice is needed...

its a cool car

Promxy94:
Please I want to inquire for a friend of mine wants to buy a car, for school movement, because of his health....
He has seen a Nigerian used 2005 Nissan sunny, and I want to know, if it's a good car, that is not problematic....
Please gurus in the house your advice is needed...

Any car being used as a taxi in your area/location is a good buy anyday anytime. Please, help your friend check if that Nissan Sunny is among the favorite cars for taxi where he intends to use it. That would guarantee availability of parts and ample manpower to help him fix the car if issues turn up. Did I forget about fuel economy? Lol...

But Nissan products such as the Sunny! Almera and premerers are not fitted with a solid enjine. The engine of these products are almost similar, there are aluminum in nature and cannot withstand changing of gasket, in most cases when the gasket get burnt as a result of one or two radiating issues, the engine ought to be replaced completely to avoid further problems. still @ that this engine have a limited speed, their top cylinder can burst when you roughly accelerate on a very high speed. casually, it can be manageable when you carefully handle it.

princeogbeide1:
But Nissan products such as the Sunny! Almera and premerers are not fitted with a solid enjine. The engine of these products are almost similar, there are aluminum in nature and cannot withstand changing of gasket, in most cases when the gasket get burnt as a result of one or two radiating issues, the engine ought to be replaced completely to avoid further problems. still @ that this engine have a limited speed, their top cylinder can burst when you roughly accelerate on a very high speed. casually, it can be manageable when you carefully handle it.

lies from botomless pit

Promxy94:
Please I want to inquire for a friend of mine wants to buy a car, for school movement, because of his health....
He has seen a Nigerian used 2005 Nissan sunny, and I want to know, if it's a good car, that is not problematic....
Please gurus in the house your advice is needed...

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I have a 2010 Nissan Sunny for sale in Lagos, should your friend be interested. It's a good buy as I bought it brand new. I'm selling extremely cheap. You can reach me on 08098602104 for details.

umbo:
lies from botomless pit

am talking about the 1996-2001 models of Nissan sunny, premerers and almeras that are all over the street" this cars are driven with fear". the are not rugged.

princeogbeide1:


am talking about the 1996-2001 models of Nissan sunny, premerers and almeras that are all over the street" this cars are driven with fear". the are not rugged.

Big fat lie.

I used to own a 1999/2000 Nissan Primera SE with a 2.0i engine mated to an automatic transmission. I used it for over 2 years before selling it off. I never had any engine or transmission issues with it. The reasons I sold it was because it was slow for me as I like fast cars being an Honda guy and also that I have used it for more than 2 years (I'm a high car turnover guy).

I had also owned the 2005 Nissan Almera Tino with a 1.8l engine mated to an automatic transmission which I also sold because of its drag. It was really a big bore driving that car men! If I complained of the Primera being slow, then I can comfortably say the Almera Tino doesn't move at all.

I never had any engine problems with any of these cars. Moreover, almost all car engines today are made of aluminum and that includes the speed machines made by the BMWs, the MBs, the Porsche, Ferraris, Auston Martins, Lamborghinis, etc. You see why we said you lie? Lol.

The Lexus, Toyotas, Hondas, Nissans, Mitsubishis, Kias, Hyundais we all drive today as I write this are all made of aluminum engines...

FlyboyZee:

Big fat lie.

I used to own a 1999/2000 Nissan Primera SE with a 2.0i engine mated to an automatic transmission. I used it for over 2 years before selling it off. I never had any engine or transmission issues with it. The reasons I sold it was because it was slow for me as I like fast cars being an Honda guy and also that I have used it for more than 2 years (I'm a high car turnover guy).

I had also owned the 2005 Nissan Almera Tino with a 1.8l engine mated to an automatic transmission which I also sold because of its drag. It was really a big bore driving that car men! If I complained of the Primera being slow, then I can comfortably say the Almera Tino doesn't move at all.

I never had any engine problems with any of these cars. Moreover, almost all car engines today are made of aluminum and that includes the speed machines made by the BMWs, the MBs, the Porsche, Ferraris, Auston Martins, Lamborghinis, etc. You see why we said you lie? Lol.

The Lexus, Toyotas, Hondas, Nissans, Mitsubishis, Kias, Hyundais we all drive today as I write this are all made of aluminum engines...

we can argue this till the end" thank God uu said the premier and Almera Tino (hatch back) do drags when uu really want them to move. All I mean is that, Nissan products are not as rugged as toyota, honder, Kia, Hyundai, or any other product of Japan. Nissan used to be strong those days when it was called the DAIHATSU of the Japanese"

FlyboyZee:

Any car being used as a taxi in your area/location is a good buy anyday anytime. Please, help your friend check if that Nissan Sunny is among the favorite cars for taxi where he intends to use it. That would guarantee availability of parts and ample manpower to help him fix the car if issues turn up. Did I forget about fuel economy? Lol...

lols is it only taxis that have there parts everywhere

princeogbeide1:


am talking about the 1996-2001 models of Nissan sunny, premerers and almeras that are all over the street" this cars are driven with fear". the are not rugged.

still a lie from the pit of hell

kennybabs1980:
still a lie from the pit of hell

ok" would you compare a Nissan to a toyota?

princeogbeide1:


we can argue this till the end" thank God uu said the premier and Almera Tino (hatch back) do drags when uu really want them to move. All I mean is that, Nissan products are not as rugged as toyota, honder, Kia, Hyundai, or any other product of Japan. Nissan used to be strong those days when it was called the DAIHATSU of the Japanese"

Daihatsu is not related to Nissan, please...

I guess you were referring to Datsun which is an automobile brand owned by Nissan. Datsun's original production run began in 1931. From 1958 to 1986, only vehicles exported by Nissan were identified as Datsun. In 1986, Nissan phased out the Datsun name but re-launched it in 2013 as the brand for low-cost vehicles manufactured for emerging markets.

Daihatsu is related to Toyota.
Daihatsu was formed in 1951 as a successor to Hatsudoki Seizo Co. Ltd, founded in 1907, as part of Hatsudoki's major restructure. During the 1960s, Daihatsu began exporting its range to Europe where it did not have major sales success until well into the 1980s. Since February 1992, Toyota distributes Daihatsu models as part of its North American distribution.

FlyboyZee:


Daihatsu is not related to Nissan, please...

I guess you were referring to Datsun.
Datsun is an automobile brand owned by Nissan. Datsun's original production run began in 1931. From 1958 to 1986, only vehicles exported by Nissan were identified as Datsun. In 1986, Nissan phased out the Datsun name but re-launched it in 2013 as the brand for low-cost vehicles manufactured for emerging markets.

Daihatsu is related to Toyota.
Daihatsu was formed in 1951 as a successor to Hatsudoki Seizo Co. Ltd, founded in 1907, as part of Hatsudoki's major restructure. Hatsudoki's formation was largely influenced by the Engineering Department's faculty of Osaka University, to develop a gasoline powered engine for small stationary power plants.

During the 1960s, Daihatsu began exporting its range to Europe where it did not have major sales success until well into the 1980s. Since February 1992, Toyota distributes Daihatsu models as part of its North American distribution.

I got the spelling wrong" cox I was having a shallow write up" am not a Japanese, xo you don't expect me to be perfect with their names" all the same can uu give a brief say about the Op's opinion of buying a Nissan sunny as a student!

princeogbeide1:


I got the spelling wrong" cox I was having a shallow write up" am not a Japanese, xo you don't expect me to be perfect with their names" all the same can uu give a brief say about the Op's opinion of buying a Nissan sunny as a student!

Lol...

I've done that ab initio when I suggested he should look for any car being used as taxi in his locality and someone was asking me why?

FlyboyZee:

Lol...

I've done that ab initio when I suggested he should look for any car being used as taxi in his locality and someone was asking me why?

the tread is quite funny" but informative.

princeogbeide1:


ok" would you compare a Nissan to a toyota?

Yes! I would. That's why I have owned at least 2 Nissan cars in the past as I'm not tripped by all this Toyota ish. I hate hypes...

FlyboyZee:

Yes! I would. That's why I have owned at least 2 Nissan cars in the past as I'm not tripped by all this Toyota ish. I hate hypes...

You are not been realistic" you are just talking base on your little personal experience"

princeogbeide1:


You are not been realistic" you are just talking base on your little personal experience"

Am not being realistic because I don't share that "My Toyota is Fantastique" view? LOL...

Everybody must not be a Toyota lover na. There are so many cars out there that are better than the Toyota in their class...

FlyboyZee:

Am not being realistic because I don't share that "My Toyota is Fantastique" view? LOL...

Everybody must not be a Toyota lover na. There are so many cars out there that are better than the Toyota in their class...

Toyota is not titled as " the best car" among others" but it is the king of Japan automobiles. Can you give names of any Japanese product that is more ideal than toyota?

princeogbeide1:


Toyota is not titled as " the best car" among others" but it is the king of Japan automobiles. Can you give names of any Japanese product that is more ideal than toyota?

Every man to his own. What is ideal to you is crap to someone else. Stop sounding like an average Joe (no pun intended, please).

What you find ideal in a Toyota, I find ideal in an Honda and someone else finds ideal in a Nissan, while someone other blokes my find their ideal in a Mitsubishi or Mazda. I don't do generalizations. Just go to many online reviews and check the following out...

Honda City vs Nissan Sunny vsToyota Yaris Sedan
See: http://www.carbay.sa.com/en/compare/honda-city-and-nissan-sunny-and-toyota-yaris-sedan

Honda Civic (Japan) vs Toyota Corolla (Japan) vs Hyundai Elantra (Korea) vs Chevrolet Cruze (USA) vs Ford Focus (USA) vs Volks Wagen Jetta (GERMANY) vs Mazda 3 (Japan) vs Kia Forte (Korea)
See: http://www.motortrend.com/news/best-selling-compact-sedan-comparison/

Honda Accord (Japan) vs Toyota Camry (Japan) vs Nissan Altima (Japan)
See: http://www.continentalmotors.com/clp-2015-honda-accord-vs-2015-nissan-altima-vs-2015-toyota-camry

Hyundai Sonata (Korea) vs Toyota Camry (Japan) vs Mazda 6 (Japan)
See: http://usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/cars-trucks/compare/?trims=11227-317626_11092-309563_11230-316983

Honda Jazz (Japan) vs Mazda 2 (Japan) vs Suzuki Swift (Japan) vs Toyota Yaris (Japan)
See: http://www.carsguide.com.au/car-reviews/2015-honda-jazz-mazda2-suzuki-swift-and-toyota-yaris-review-30652

[quote author=FlyboyZee post=40100769]
Every man to his own. What is ideal to you is crap to someone else. Stop sounding like an average Joe (no pun intended, please).

What you find ideal in a Toyota, I find ideal in an Honda and someone else finds ideal in a Nissan, while someone other blokes my find their ideal in a Mitsubishi or Mazda. I don't do generalizations. Just go to many online reviews and check the following out...

All this comparison are created by people having the same thinking with you. Besides it didn't gave me any hit about our discussion. And you are yet to answer my question

[quote author=FlyboyZee post=40100769]
Every man to his own. What is ideal to you is crap to someone else. Stop sounding like an average Joe (no pun intended, please).

What you find ideal in a Toyota, I find ideal in an Honda and someone else finds ideal in a Nissan, while someone other blokes my find their ideal in a Mitsubishi or Mazda. I don't do generalizations. Just go to many online reviews and check the following out...

All this comparisons are created by people having the same thinking with you. Besides it didn't gave me any hit about our discussion. And you are yet to answer my question

[quote author=princeogbeide1 post=40106558][/quote]
You call MotoringTrend people having the same thinking with me? Then there is no point in going on with you. Believe what you may, think what you wish. For me a Toyota car is exactly what it is, A Toyota car and not any ish and it doesn't cut it for me. Whatever rocks your boat, Bro...

What was that your question again?

FlyboyZee:

You call MotoringTrend people having the same thinking with me? Then there is no point in going on with you. Believe what you may, think what you wish. For me a Toyota car is exactly what it is, A Toyota car and not any ish and it doesn't cut it for me. Whatever rocks your boat, Bro...

What was that your question again?

I think we gonna talk more on another thread

princeogbeide1:


I think we gonna talk more on another thread

Okay Bro, invite me over as soon as you create it, am waiting in anxiety. Lol...

FlyboyZee:

Okay Bro, invite me over as soon as you create it, am waiting in anxiety. Lol...

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