Good day everyone, I want to purchase a Toyota Avalon 2006 limited Nigerian used but I'm a bit confused if I should go for it or not.

According to the seller, he said the AC is faulty and there's a small sound you will hear whenever you load the gear to drive. Says it's from the engine seating.

What's your advise on this and the cost in fixing those

ThegreatDon:
Good day everyone, I want to purchase a Toyota Avalon 2006 limited Nigerian used but I'm a bit confused if I should go for it or not.

According to the seller, he said the AC is faulty and there's a small sound you will hear whenever you load the gear to drive. Says it's from the engine seating.

What's your advise on this and the cost in fixing those

Wahala loading let your mechanic do a proper check/inspection and tell you how much it will cost to fix, you and the seller can reach an agreement, hope the sound will not eventually lead to gear problem?

sunnymighty:


Wahala loading let your mechanic do a proper check/inspection and tell you how much it will cost to fix, you and the seller can reach an agreement, hope the sound will not eventually lead to gear problem?

I hope so too, thanks for your feedback

ThegreatDon:
Good day everyone, I want to purchase a Toyota Avalon 2006 limited Nigerian used but I'm a bit confused if I should go for it or not.

According to the seller, he said the AC is faulty and there's a small sound you will hear whenever you load the gear to drive. Says it's from the engine seating.

What's your advise on this and the cost in fixing those

Run bro run. How much is engine seating that he can't fix it before selling it. If you have a very competent mechanic, go with him or her and ensure you do due diligence. But from experience, this story never ends well

Port443:

Run bro run. How much is engine seating that he can't fix it before selling it. If you have a very competent mechanic, go with him or her and ensure you do due diligence. But from experience, this story never ends well

Okay thanks

To work that AC no b here o. Secondly,the gear is gone.if u must buy,buy as faulty gear

blackbone989:
To work that AC no b here o. Secondly,the gear is gone.if u must buy,buy as faulty gear

Funny enough he's still insisting it's an engine seating problem

Go with a mechanic. Those faults are not deep I guess. Engine seat (if true) costs about 12k each for that car. AC faults can be detected and repaired. You just need to know how deep the problem goes. My advise is to use these problems and get him to reduce the price (bearing in mind how much it will take to repair it).

Montaque:
Go with a mechanic. Those faults are not deep I guess. Engine seat (if true) costs about 12k each for that car. AC faults can be detected and repaired. You just need to know how deep the problem goes. My advise is to use these problems and get him to reduce the price (bearing in mind how much it will take to repair it).

Okay

ThegreatDon:
Good day everyone, I want to purchase a Toyota Avalon 2006 limited Nigerian used but I'm a bit confused if I should go for it or not.

According to the seller, he said the AC is faulty and there's a small sound you will hear whenever you load the gear to drive. Says it's from the engine seating.

What's your advise on this and the cost in fixing those

Ac is faulty👀👀that car carry 2gr engine to fix the ac alone is costly.he might be right with the engine seat or not,better option is to get a good technician that can help you inspect before you go carry ur money by problem ohh

ThegreatDon:


Okay

Buying a car with the mindset if i fix these part and that part am good go doesnt end well in most cases especially when it involves 1. engine
2. AC
3. Gear

if it is any of those 3, bro forget it n look elsewhere, from experience that money you think you saved when buying the car you go spend pass am when you start fixing

reddingtonblack:



Buying a car with the mindset if i fix these part and that part am good go doesnt end well in most cases especially when it involves 1. engine
2. AC
3. Gear

if it is any of those 3, bro forget it n look elsewhere, from experience that money you think you saved when buying the car you go spend pass am when you start fixing

Okay man