Nazgul:
Lol 2011 Camary 10m

2010 Rx350 19.5m

You're clearly not the direct importer of these vehicles. You're just marketing them for someone else.

I'm aware of the depreciating Naira, but 2010 RX350 as of February isn't up to 15m not to talk of 19.

If you're selling it for 19m, how much would your sell the 2012 version of the car, 30m? what about the 2017 model...?

Oga your prices are outrageous biko.


Watch the video below the guy is even asking for 10.5m for it. Tokumbo.

https://youtube.com/shorts/PZmCAgawLuY?si=AlajUfXwpl5LHKD0

Cost of cars have now doubled o, GLE was being sold for 35m to 45m as at 2022 but now, it's being sold for 70m to 100m

yad2eidi:
cars dealers are the worst set of people. most of them have cars they bought when dollar was 500 per dollar , but they will still sell the car for the present rate of dollar. ogun kee all of una

Don't you know that they have to sell at current price so that they can buy it again once sold. Where do you want them to get money to make up and buy a new stock if they sell the old stock at old price


Business is not selling at old prices but selling at recent selling price so as to replace your stock after selling.

Saturnalia:
Na wa oooo.

2010 Lexus RX350 for 19.5 Million Naira?

2014 Toyota Highlander for 27 Million Naira?

Yes, the economy is biting hard . Is that why you should be selling “auctioned” SALVAGED and FLOODED vehicles for the price of Clean Titles?

No worry, when the cars spend 3years for your car lots and you no see any customer patronize you, Na you and your family members go dey drive the cars.

The AVERAGE NIGERIAN is naturally WICKED

yad2eidi:
cars dealers are the worst set of people. most of them have cars they bought when dollar was 500 per dollar , but they will still sell the car for the present rate of dollar. ogun kee all of una

I understand your concern bro, but do you have to curse them. If they sell based on 500 dollar rate , they will be out of business, cause they can't afford to import more vehicles

yad2eidi:
cars dealers are the worst set of people. most of them have cars they bought when dollar was 500 per dollar , but they will still sell the car for the present rate of dollar. ogun kee all of una

Certainly you are not a business man,but at least you should have common sense.If you want them to sell it as the bought it years ago.
After selling can they use the proceed to purchase another car at the present dollar rate?
Please answer you may know more than me.

fineboynl:
.. they used to tell us motor is not asset but liability. And you loose more when you want to resell. Instead buy a landed property.

But Buhari and tinubu administration has changed that logic. A Corolla that was selling between 1.2m to 1.4m is now selling for 6.4m.

People who bought at 1.5m after using it for 9 years are now selling it for 3.5m

Buhari push it to 3.4m within 8 years. while tinubu push it to 6.4m just less than a year.

Whatever thing you buy now is an asset. Tomorrow the price will increase. It's better to buy something right now than to leave that money in your account. But whatever you buy. Buy 50% foodstuffs because it's the new Gold now.

If I had bought bags of rice last year December. I would have been feeling like a king now.

stupid statement cisbtge current value is still the same or worse than the value before so you make no gain per se

yad2eidi:
cars dealers are the worst set of people. most of them have cars they bought when dollar was 500 per dollar , but they will still sell the car for the present rate of dollar. ogun kee all of una

But you are bush man o. At least you try to reason before you talk. If he seel it for 3 million, how will it replace a new one to resell for 7 million. If the he is buying it for 6 million

Nazgul:
Lol 2011 Camary 10m

2010 Rx350 19.5m

You're clearly not the direct importer of these vehicles. You're just marketing them for someone else.

I'm aware of the depreciating Naira, but 2010 RX350 as of February isn't up to 15m not to talk of 19.

If you're selling it for 19m, how much would your sell the 2012 version of the car, 30m? what about the 2017 model...?

Oga your prices are outrageous biko.


Watch the video below the guy is even asking for 10.5m for it. Tokumbo.

https://youtube.com/shorts/PZmCAgawLuY?si=AlajUfXwpl5LHKD0

That's an old price though.

But just avoid anything Toyota and Lexus.

There are other brands and you get value for your money. If you must buy Lexus, go for the 460 2010 upward for around 18m

I'm currently driving an RX350 and can't even sell it. Wanted to sell and get a Hyundai

What car is that?

nony43:
2003 Toyota Corolla @ 6.3m

2007 Toyota Matrix @ 6.4m

2005 Toyota Camry LE + Alloy @ 6.6m

2008 Lexus RX350 @ 10.7m




This Toyota Corolla 2003 that they use to sell between 1.6- 1.8million is now 6.3 million E no go better for APC and her supporters. Imagine car of 21 years 6.3m

Just 4 years ago oo. It's well

the same highlander and in the same position that you post as N20M in January, is now N27M, just dey play it is better to go apapa directly than buying from the NL people and most of them selling accidented cars

largeman4u:


Largeman Motors

How much does 2020 Toyota Corolla SE cost abeg.

billionman:


You're right. Most of our cars here are wrecked and damaged cars from abroad. I once showed someone a VIN check report on their car and they were surprised at the pictures they saw of the car in the US. It was almost a total write off of a car but it was panel beated and polished as if it was a new car in Nigeria

It may even be difficult to identify some of the models at the wharf.

Saturnalia:
Na wa oooo.

2010 Lexus RX350 for 19.5 Million Naira?

2014 Toyota Highlander for 27 Million Naira?

Yes, the economy is biting hard . Is that why you should be selling “auctioned” SALVAGED and FLOODED vehicles for the price of Clean Titles?

No worry, when the cars spend 3years for your car lots and you no see any customer patronize you, Na you and your family members go dey drive the cars.

/
Buyers have the option of buying abroad, shipping and clearing. Some of the prices are reasonable when you convert the prices back to dollars.

No problems.

/

Your Mechanic must now be your beastie.

billionman:


You're right. Most of our cars here are wrecked and damaged cars from abroad. I once showed someone a VIN check report on their car and they were surprised at the pictures they saw of the car in the US. It was almost a total write off of a car but it was panel beated and polished as if it was a new car in Nigeria

One thing most car dealers won’t want you to see is the VIN in Nigeria. Most of the cars they bring in are wrecked cars. Cars that are not damaged are expensive in the USA. They bring these cars and sell as tell you it’s the first body or whatever they car it. Also, most Nigerian buyers are not patient enough to see/check or do a little investigation with a free VIN check that can be found online. They are easily swayed by the neatness of the car at car stand.

MadamNoNetwork:
Fair

person wey no even get bicycle spoke dey for Nairaland dey comment 'fair' for car prices wey big guys dey shout say e high.
NL is truly a FANTASY ISLAND

nony43:
2003 Toyota Corolla @ 6.3m

2007 Toyota Matrix @ 6.4m

2005 Toyota Camry LE + Alloy @ 6.6m

2008 Lexus RX350 @ 10.7m




This Toyota Corolla 2003 that they use to sell between 1.6- 1.8million is now 6.3 million. E no go better for APC and her supporters. Imagine car of 21 years 6.3m

Were your parents able to afford it when it was being sold 1.6 million naira or APC supporters were also responsible for your parents inability to afford it at the time?

ebenezary:
the same highlander and in the same position that you post as N20M in January, is now N27M, just dey play it is better to go apapa directly than buying from the NL people and most of them selling accidented cars

Na wa triple their old price as at 2019 before Corona pandemic

Nazgul:
Lol 2011 Camary 10m

2010 Rx350 19.5m

You're clearly not the direct importer of these vehicles. You're just marketing them for someone else.

I'm aware of the depreciating Naira, but 2010 RX350 as of February isn't up to 15m not to talk of 19.

If you're selling it for 19m, how much would your sell the 2012 version of the car, 30m? what about the 2017 model...?

Oga your prices are outrageous biko.


Watch the video below the guy is even asking for 10.5m for it. Tokumbo.

https://youtube.com/shorts/PZmCAgawLuY?si=AlajUfXwpl5LHKD0

I was so surprised at these outrageous prices. A little check at jiji will demystify these prices he had up there

billionman:
A friend got a grade A tokunbo 2006 corolla LE in 2013 for 1.8m. He sold it for 3m recently after using it for 10 years. See how low we have descended on the economic table?

However, these cars aren't expensive for those with "ways and means", if you know what I mean.

at this point everything appreciate in Nigeria not only landed properties.

Yourprick:
How a car of 2003 be selling for 6 million bothers me tbh

it's the new marketing strategy, create a hike price online and watch people accept it cos they hate Tinubu.
Cars that are liabilities are still selling extra high.
2003 car for 6million??
Thank God for open market like jiji.
The average price there is 4million.

yad2eidi:
cars dealers are the worst set of people. most of them have cars they bought when dollar was 500 per dollar , but they will still sell the car for the present rate of dollar. ogun kee all of una

So if they sell it to you at that cheap price, how will they raise money to replenish their stock, will you borrow them money to complete their capital?

fineboynl:
.. they used to tell us motor is not asset but liability. And you loose more when you want to resell. Instead buy a landed property.

But Buhari and tinubu administration has changed that logic. A Corolla that was selling between 1.2m to 1.4m is now selling for 6.4m.

People who bought at 1.5m after using it for 9 years are now selling it for 3.5m

Buhari push it to 3.4m within 8 years. while tinubu push it to 6.4m just less than a year.

Whatever thing you buy now is an asset. Tomorrow the price will increase. It's better to buy something right now than to leave that money in your account. But whatever you buy. Buy 50% foodstuffs because it's the new Gold now.

If I had bought bags of rice last year December. I would have been feeling like a king now.

the perfect place to hike your price is online.
Hike the price and watch Nigerians blame Tinubu..
Those cars are 23% lesser on jiji.
It's a market strategy

I hope their Fathers and Mothers drive the cars
We are our worst enemies in this country.

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yad2eidi:
cars dealers are the worst set of people. most of them have cars they bought when dollar was 500 per dollar , but they will still sell the car for the present rate of dollar. ogun kee all of una

If they sell the price they bought and not current price, please tell me how they will have the price to repurchase if they intend to buy again.

largeman4u:


Largeman Motors

In Europe, a 2003 Toyota car is due for demolition. If any is still manageable and for sale, it cannot sell for up to $250.
$250 is roughly equivalent to N550,000.

Perhaps, Nigeria Customs and Clearance fees hike the price of such vehicle in Nigeria.

My people, Na Senselessly exorbitant Import Duties whey Nigerian customs dey charge be the cause!

Remember, this is Tinubuconomics: use taxes & import Duties finish Nigeria. After all, at the end of the year, declare billions, nay trillions of Naira as profit/revenue, BUT AT WHOSE EXPENSE!

largeman4u:


Largeman Motors

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