I dont know why you choose to mislead the public because you want to market your own product, try and work with the fact, do you think a clean title car can be affordable in nigeria? everyone of us staying in the united states knows that the only reason you find some cars given a salvage title is just because the insurance companies are playing the fraud game here in america,so let me ask you, if someone hit you car door in nigeria, are you going to throw that car away or fix it? and let me tell you, here in the states, because we pay insurance on our cars every month,you will want the insurance company to fix it or pay your claim and immediately you involve them, they will record it on the car history, so does that make it a bad car to drive in nigeria? I simply believe you are giving the nigerian people information that either not correct or not applicable to their country, here in the states we pay alot on insurance every month on our cars and that is why the insurance company try to devalue your car so that they pay you next to nothing when it comes to claim, most of the cars sent to nigeria are still in good shape but the insurance companies here in yankee make people to prefare to send the cars to nigeria than trying to sell it here in the states, pls know your facts before you choose to post half-truth on your blog. For the information of the public, if a car drives well, then it is a good car,alot of cars with clean title are not as good as the ones titled salvage

I dont know why you choose to mislead the public because you want to market your own product, try and work with the fact, do you think a clean title car can be affordable in nigeria? everyone of us staying in the united states knows that the only reason you find some cars given a salvage title is just because the insurance companies are playing the fraud game here in america,so let me ask you, if someone hit you car door in nigeria, are you going to throw that car away or fix it? and let me tell you, here in the states, because we pay insurance on our cars every month,you will want the insurance company to fix it or pay your claim and immediately you involve them, they will record it on the car history, so does that make it a bad car to drive in nigeria? I simply believe you are giving the nigerian people information that either not correct or not applicable to their country, here in the states we pay alot on insurance every month on our cars and that is why the insurance company try to devalue your car so that they pay you next to nothing when it comes to claim, most of the cars sent to nigeria are still in good shape but the insurance companies here in yankee make people to prefare to send the cars to nigeria than trying to sell it here in the states, pls know your facts before you choose to post half-truth on your blog