Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by malele(m): 3:07pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
saysugar: well to be honest buying 9ja used car,painting shouldn't be worried about but avoid the dealers, dealers will want to sell 9ja used as toks that's so worst Good talk . I went to buy car for a friend,the seller didn’t know I know cars wella. He wanted to sale Nigerian used as tokunbo, I laughed at him , went under the car and saw all I wanted to see 11 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by NaijaGoBetter2(m): 3:10pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Im a victim of number 6
That stupid dealer Posted me until í returned the car tó his stand 5 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by hartson(m): 3:10pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Moneyboyz: All these just dey fear me to buy car now. Even meif you don't do proper due diligence before buying. Na big gbese you don enter walahi 3 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Lucasino(m): 3:11pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Everything working perfectly, but AC needs attention 🙃 14 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Brushstrokes20: 3:15pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
The SILENCER POURS WATER every blesseth morning Chai!.... Even lucifer marvels at the LIES TELLING PROWESS of the dude I bought my second car from! Even the mumu panel beater I took along for inspection /verification (because he claimed to have profound knowledge about BMW cars) couldn't see through the lies. 22 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Lacash: 3:15pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
kekakuz: Some of the 3 phrases car dealers use to deceive prospective buyers
1. Na woman use am. Bro na wash. I have fallen for this trick once and I will never fall again.it is believed that women don't use cars rough or women drive delicately so the car must still be in a good shape. That is a lie. Women are the worse car user and I say this with no apology. They don't pay attention to dashboard warnings, they don't check their fluids and this often lead to a damaged engine or a burnt gasket. If you see a car used by a woman for a long time, just check if the engine has been opened. My claims here are backed by my experience.
2. Direct Belgium standard. Another Big lie here .once you have serviced your car with Nigerian oil,never call that car Direct Belgium standard. Driving your car on Nigerian road for 6 months is equal to driving it abroad for 3 years. Don't fall for this trick. Ensure you check well.
3. AC just needs gas toping/Small leakage. Just be ready to buy compressor and condenser. All those lies are not necessary.some dealers also Intentionally tamper with the AC to hide an ailing engine. They know you will see how bad the engine is when you run the AC.
4.Distress sale.
If you want to sell your car on distress, you take it to Ladipo or apo and sell immediately at half the worth. Why would you tell me a distress sale Corolla is going for 2.5Million. bro how much be new one .
5.Japa sales Just like distress sales,if you want to sell because of japa please take your car to a car stand. They will buy it sharp sharp.
6. The owner wants to see the alert before releasing the original Papers. You don buy Gbese. either the custom papers are fake or it does not have at all . Some dealers will even show you electronic copies but it's all a strategy.
Add yours Some dealers will tell u it’s first body car which has not bn painted by the user before, buh on getting there Na to see say dem don paint ham like 3 times😄😄 7 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by TheNewAgeFarmer(m): 3:16pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
There are deceitful dealers everywhere, but most of you want to buy cheap cars and you end up buying lemon. Imagine looking for a good corolla for 1.8m. Even as I dealer I don't go for cheap cars when sourcing for cars. When dealers post clean cars at highier price you all complain. Three to 6months corolla at 3m you will see people screaming online. If you want a car in top shape you must be ready to pay the price. 16 Likes 1 Share |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by donhils: 3:16pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Roon9: Na woman use am suppose be put off sef Exactly. Most Women that cannot maintain cars or detect faults or impending faults. 1 Like |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by EgunMogaji2: 3:17pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Timagex: OP, you have finally broken this three legged table. 😁 No be broken only, he shattered it 5 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by tnerro1(m): 3:17pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Never buy a Nigerian used car unless you have a mechanic as your brother ……. 10 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by godofuck231: 3:18pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Grand total " buy and drive" no fuel in the tank 2 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by IdokoGreen: 3:18pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
LOL |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Promising5555: 3:24pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
After I paid for my first car to a car dealer while I was at work, I decided that anything worth spending my money on will first have to be verified by me in person, no be picture matter again, the guy, a family friend, someone I tot plans good for me ran me street 5 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by correctyourself(m): 3:28pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
[quote author=fineboynl post=121402179]What I noticed to avoid is
A car that is put up for sale as premium the seat shouldn't be covered or done by ofostry. It's a red flag.
The dashboard shouldn't be covered either or done by ofostry.
The smell from the interior should still has a trace of tokunbo.
There is one area that never lied in a car that has been over used . The doors handle both in and out. The glass rollers button. The gear handle and button. The steering handle. The brake and gas pendel rubber pad faded out or file from one angle. To the extent the iron will chop out as well.
Very true 2 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by zoedew: 3:36pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
kekakuz: Some of the 3 phrases car dealers use to deceive prospective buyers
1. Na woman use am. Bro na wash. I have fallen for this trick once and I will never fall again.it is believed that women don't use cars rough or women drive delicately so the car must still be in a good shape. That is a lie. Women are the worse car user and I say this with no apology. They don't pay attention to dashboard warnings, they don't check their fluids and this often lead to a damaged engine or a burnt gasket. If you see a car used by a woman for a long time, just check if the engine has been opened. My claims here are backed by my experience.
2. Direct Belgium standard. Another Big lie here .once you have serviced your car with Nigerian oil,never call that car Direct Belgium standard. Driving your car on Nigerian road for 6 months is equal to driving it abroad for 3 years. Don't fall for this trick. Ensure you check well.
3. AC just needs gas toping/Small leakage. Just be ready to buy compressor and condenser. All those lies are not necessary.some dealers also Intentionally tamper with the AC to hide an ailing engine. They know you will see how bad the engine is when you run the AC.
4.Distress sale.
If you want to sell your car on distress, you take it to Ladipo or apo and sell immediately at half the worth. Why would you tell me a distress sale Corolla is going for 2.5Million. bro how much be new one .
5.Japa sales Just like distress sales,if you want to sell because of japa please take your car to a car stand. They will buy it sharp sharp.
6. The owner wants to see the alert before releasing the original Papers. You don buy Gbese. either the custom papers are fake or it does not have at all . Some dealers will even show you electronic copies but it's all a strategy.
Add yours First body! I know no whether the car resurrect!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 2 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Awise09(m): 3:40pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
fineboynl: What I noticed to avoid is
A car that is put up for sale as premium the seat shouldn't be covered or done by ofostry. It's a red flag.
The dashboard shouldn't be covered either or done by ofostry.
The smell from the interior should still has a trace of tokunbo.
There is one area that never lied in a car that has been over used . The doors handle both in and out. The glass rollers button. The gear handle and button. The steering handle. The brake and gas pendel rubber pad faded out or file from one angle. To the extent the iron will chop out as well. You the boss
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Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Exceed15: 3:46pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
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Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by dangoteinlaw: 3:52pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
My own advice make sure the body is 100% okay i nean it is neat to at least 8/10. Then check for gear issues onces those two are confirmed you are good to go. Engine can’t be more than 250k at most but you won’t have to do body works. 4 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by vicben27(m): 3:52pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
First time painted.For Car wey them don paint reach five times 1 Like |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Pjoe238: 3:54pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Meanwhile you can sign petition against MC Oluomo on this link https://chng.it/sGx6JWDJPYkekakuz: Some of the 3 phrases car dealers use to deceive prospective buyers
1. Na woman use am. Bro na wash. I have fallen for this trick once and I will never fall again.it is believed that women don't use cars rough or women drive delicately so the car must still be in a good shape. That is a lie. Women are the worse car user and I say this with no apology. They don't pay attention to dashboard warnings, they don't check their fluids and this often lead to a damaged engine or a burnt gasket. If you see a car used by a woman for a long time, just check if the engine has been opened. My claims here are backed by my experience.
2. Direct Belgium standard. Another Big lie here .once you have serviced your car with Nigerian oil,never call that car Direct Belgium standard. Driving your car on Nigerian road for 6 months is equal to driving it abroad for 3 years. Don't fall for this trick. Ensure you check well.
3. AC just needs gas toping/Small leakage. Just be ready to buy compressor and condenser. All those lies are not necessary.some dealers also Intentionally tamper with the AC to hide an ailing engine. They know you will see how bad the engine is when you run the AC.
4.Distress sale.
If you want to sell your car on distress, you take it to Ladipo or apo and sell immediately at half the worth. Why would you tell me a distress sale Corolla is going for 2.5Million. bro how much be new one .
5.Japa sales Just like distress sales,if you want to sell because of japa please take your car to a car stand. They will buy it sharp sharp.
6. The owner wants to see the alert before releasing the original Papers. You don buy Gbese. either the custom papers are fake or it does not have at all . Some dealers will even show you electronic copies but it's all a strategy.
Add yours |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by dangoteinlaw: 3:55pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
The more reason if you are buying used don’t buy toyota batteries that car is a car no one will release without a fault inside 1 Like |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by ChristineC: 3:56pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
ElyonG: I saw a car I wanted Nigerian Used thou and the was so specific that the engine has been worked on.
The car is neat but am scared why !!
He said no Custom papers and I ask how would five a car without a customer papers ge said if I don't travel no problem.
Please your advice on this.
Note ::: He said custom paper lost. if the vehicle has been in Nigeria for long, you'd not have issues. I sent in a brand new car in 2008 and the customs paper has been lost since 2014. I still drive the car whenever I feel like to anywhere I feel like. 2 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by everythinggirly(f): 4:00pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Everything about Nigeria now na wash.😂 2 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by bassdow: 4:08pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
kekakuz: Some of the 3 phrases car dealers use to deceive prospective buyers
1. Na woman use am. Bro na wash. I have fallen for this trick once and I will never fall again.it is believed that women don't use cars rough or women drive delicately so the car must still be in a good shape. That is a lie. Women are the worse car user and I say this with no apology. They don't pay attention to dashboard warnings, they don't check their fluids and this often lead to a damaged engine or a burnt gasket. If you see a car used by a woman for a long time, just check if the engine has been opened. My claims here are backed by my experience.
2. Direct Belgium standard. Another Big lie here .once you have serviced your car with Nigerian oil,never call that car Direct Belgium standard. Driving your car on Nigerian road for 6 months is equal to driving it abroad for 3 years. Don't fall for this trick. Ensure you check well.
3. AC just needs gas toping/Small leakage. Just be ready to buy compressor and condenser. All those lies are not necessary.some dealers also Intentionally tamper with the AC to hide an ailing engine. They know you will see how bad the engine is when you run the AC.
4.Distress sale.
If you want to sell your car on distress, you take it to Ladipo or apo and sell immediately at half the worth. Why would you tell me a distress sale Corolla is going for 2.5Million. bro how much be new one .
5.Japa sales Just like distress sales,if you want to sell because of japa please take your car to a car stand. They will buy it sharp sharp.
6. The owner wants to see the alert before releasing the original Papers. You don buy Gbese. either the custom papers are fake or it does not have at all . Some dealers will even show you electronic copies but it's all a strategy.
Add yours |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by mikaael(m): 4:08pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Moneyboyz: All these just dey fear me to buy car now. Aswear…..even me o |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by baralatie(m): 4:20pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Grupo: Used by a banker.
Na that "ac needs gas" wey dey always vex me more.
AC gas no pass 5k. Fill it, and let's talk. |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by ajimo54(m): 4:24pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
kekakuz: Some of the 3 phrases car dealers use to deceive prospective buyers
1. Na woman use am. Bro na wash. I have fallen for this trick once and I will never fall again.it is believed that women don't use cars rough or women drive delicately so the car must still be in a good shape. That is a lie. Women are the worse car user and I say this with no apology. They don't pay attention to dashboard warnings, they don't check their fluids and this often lead to a damaged engine or a burnt gasket. If you see a car used by a woman for a long time, just check if the engine has been opened. My claims here are backed by my experience.
2. Direct Belgium standard. Another Big lie here .once you have serviced your car with Nigerian oil,never call that car Direct Belgium standard. Driving your car on Nigerian road for 6 months is equal to driving it abroad for 3 years. Don't fall for this trick. Ensure you check well.
3. AC just needs gas toping/Small leakage. Just be ready to buy compressor and condenser. All those lies are not necessary.some dealers also Intentionally tamper with the AC to hide an ailing engine. They know you will see how bad the engine is when you run the AC.
4.Distress sale.
If you want to sell your car on distress, you take it to Ladipo or apo and sell immediately at half the worth. Why would you tell me a distress sale Corolla is going for 2.5Million. bro how much be new one .
5.Japa sales Just like distress sales,if you want to sell because of japa please take your car to a car stand. They will buy it sharp sharp.
6. The owner wants to see the alert before releasing the original Papers. You don buy Gbese. either the custom papers are fake or it does not have at all . Some dealers will even show you electronic copies but it's all a strategy.
Add yours No dey ask reasons for sales. Just check what you are buying. If u like buy or go your way. My Venza 2010 is better than most belgium. It was purchased from a close neighbor of my younger sister in the USA wen it was just 42,000 miles in 2019. Up till now, No check engine! 2 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by cigaricon(m): 4:25pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Na una wey dey find cheap cheap everything, and you want the best, yet you want it cheap. Nigerians like being penny wise pound foolish 4 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by cigaricon(m): 4:28pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
TheNewAgeFarmer: There are deceitful dealers everywhere, but most of you want to buy cheap cars and you end up buying lemon. Imagine looking for a good corolla for 1.8m. Even as I dealer I don't go for cheap cars when sourcing for cars. When dealers post clean cars at highier price you all complain. Three to 6months corolla at 3m you will see people screaming online. If you want a car in top shape you must be ready to pay the price. Abi o. Nigerians are complainers by default. I bet they'll do same thing if they were car dealers themselves 4 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Agent17th: 4:40pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
nymphomaniac: AC chilling like Moscow Mortuary standard. Wash 1 Like |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Dubembiafra: 4:48pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
They will also tell you that the car was used by a Rev father 2 Likes |
Re: 6 Lies Nigerian Car Dealers Tell Prospective Buyers by Pope98: 4:51pm On Mar 27, 2023 |
Promising5555: After I paid for my first car to a car dealer while I was at work, I decided that anything worth spending my money on will first have to be verified by me in person, no be picture matter again, the guy, a family friend, someone I tot plans good for me ran me street tell us how dd it end |