BAZ001:


Na joke or na real question?
Dt guy up there called Dru american rich boy is still battling with Mobil 1 cos he can’t afford it again and you asking if it’s in demand?
Are you bringing urs from USA too ? Cos people here will talk you down if it’s not from USA...
Dru and pearl1910 will begin to shout fake fake

dru23:



Brand matters bro .... Good brand .....go to YouTube ..Project Farm has done series of test on brand of oil...some brand did better than others........

Most of the Nigerian brand will not meet international standard or sold overseas...... We agree Mobil 1 pays a lot for advertising etc ....but they also spend billions of dollars on research........

It is also very important to read reviews .. Just don't buy oil for the sake of buying oil .. Invest in what you are buying by reading reviews......

most of the stuff I do buy I read reviews from designer clothes, bags , restaurant etc ..... So I encourage you to read reviews... This has helped me and saved me money .....when you do read reviews focus on the bad ones .. Try to make sense why the review is bad and go from there........


Project Farm has over 1m subscriber .. He does not sell any product .. He does testing on products from engine oil to oil filter to mechanical tools etc just name it .. He does not take sponsorship from any company...

So I will take his advice over anybody else from either from nairaland or outside nairaland .......

Some brands meet the basic requirement of API and some brands exceeds those requirements..

BAZ001:


Na joke or na real question?
Dt guy up there called Dru american rich boy is still battling with Mobil 1 cos he can’t afford it again and you asking if it’s in demand?
Are you bringing urs from USA too ? Cos people here will talk you down if it’s not from USA...
Dru and pearl1910 will begin to shout fake fake

Pearl1910:


Does it have the API certification seal?
If no, then na label u dey buy.
If yes, tread with caution... When its too good to be true, its probably not true. 15k for full synthetic oil in Nigeria of today is too good to be true, when the likes of coastal, hardex, stallion n co are hitting 13k already. Don't forget oando is a Nigerian coy...anything is possible

toomush:


Thanks for your input.

Duke111:


Please bros Wich prove do we have to confirm that this project farm does not take sponsorship?
Am just curious to know, cos if they do they wont tell us

BAZ001:


Na joke or na real question?
Dt guy up there called Dru american rich boy is still battling with Mobil 1 cos he can’t afford it again and you asking if it’s in demand?
Are you bringing urs from USA too ? Cos people here will talk you down if it’s not from USA...
Dru and pearl1910 will begin to shout fake fake

frubben:
lwkmd . abeg o. we are still cleaning the blood from the last war. abeg hehehehehe

BAZ001:


Dru has replied dis post twice ,
Why e dey pain am like dis ?
Pls next time you are talking about oil, add super tech oil so we can have peace on this thread.

I come in peace.

seyicodes:
why wont i be sincere?

Slickleo:

Yes bro bt according to Felix am not going dat lane again 10x I appreciate una 2much

Conner44:


my friend stand firm in your ideas, do not allow them cower you into submission with talks of spending billions over years and having nothing to show for it. you and them are not trying to do the same thing. they wanted to upload parts for over 1000 different vehiches from over 100 different vehiclemanufacturers on a database and that is why they failed. mind you, they were not doing it individually but as a franchaise meaning they had pooled resources from different channels of their various divisions to attempt the project. you can not find it easy to collate parts, description and prices of parts from mercedes, skoda, chevrolet, lamboghini, bently etc onto one single database and succeed without spending huge sums on research. remember you are not trying to rub sboulders with a coglomerate but only trying to satisfy a particular niche market aka the 9ja transportation environment.

if i were to be in your shoes, id look around my immediate environment first. ask myself what vehiches do transporters use the most because they are the ones who change parts more often than other road users. for uber i see toyota, honda, hyundai, kia and maybe other less used brands as peugeot and volvo. for mass transit i see korope busses and maybe keke.

now i make my research fo collate a database with parts for the 3 most used vehicle types for each manufacturer eg,

for toyota i will list parts, prices and part numbers for only the relevant years of corolla, camry and maybe yaris or matrix
for honda i will do just accord, civic and maybe city
for hyundai i could list for accent and maybe sonata
for kia just do rio and any other one
peugeot can have 406, 306, 206
volvo has its own s40 and s60
korope is usually suzuki every or daihatsu hijet
keke is optional sha but you get the jerk

you won't need millions of naira or months to collate a comprehensive database of most used parts and prices from ladipo for your webstore if you are running with the blueprint above. the other ones that spent millions of dollars wanted to cater for every single vehicle type on the face of the earth hence their frustrations/failure. you just need to cater to the needs of potential customers within your immediate localization first and over time you can learn to expand your scope as the market grows or changes. with a limited inventory of only parts from few manufacturers you can be fluid with making necessary adjustments to the specifics of your database like its ever changing prices in the market due to economic happenings at any given time plus you will not need many hands on deck (employees) to run your webtore for you. highest one front end, one back end and maybe three people to do the actual legwork in the market itself to collate parts and prices for the developers to work with.

if i were you i will start working on the dream you have, build up your webstore, find parts and prices for most used vehicles by readers on this forum like corolla, civic, rio, accent, accord, camry etc and go with the flow. remember once you've started it will not be easy for anyone to stop or discourage you again. people come to the cartalk section to inquire about parts on a daily basis, even on this thread people regularly ask for current prices of various parts too. those from other parts of the country that can not come down to lagos will have a look at your store for prices and availability too because most parts not seen elseshere are all in lagos. can you not see that it is very glaring that you will garner an audience from this forum alone once you have begun.

shun people that try to talk you down or out of your dream, they are small thinkers. strategy and zeal is all you really need bro. once you start your webstore and collate your database list you can monetize the website with google and get paid for ip specific visits too like other stores do.

i always come in peace

Felicity001:


Guy I came across this somewhere... Call the guy sharperly and buy this car if it's still available

BAZ001:


Na joke or na real question?
Dt guy up there called Dru american rich boy is still battling with Mobil 1 cos he can’t afford it again and you asking if it’s in demand?
Are you bringing urs from USA too ? Cos people here will talk you down if it’s not from USA...
Dru and pearl1910 will begin to shout fake fake

Duke111:


I too like the way u comment ur opinion, very professional, straight to the point without bias. Kudus bruv

BAZ001:


Dru has replied dis post twice ,
Why e dey pain am like dis ?
Pls next time you are talking about oil, add super tech oil so we can have peace on this thread.

I come in peace.

IFSHR:


He should buy sharply a car, the driver and the partner is putting up for sale, to cap it all the driver is still looking for a hire purchase car, if the car is that good, why can't the driver buy it or ask the partner to give him on hire-purchase.

That guy if u can see this, I am not discouraging you, but please don't buy sharply , buy it after doing due diligence and it suit you

IFSHR:


He should buy sharply a car, the driver and the partner is putting up for sale, to cap it all the driver is still looking for a hire purchase car, if the car is that good, why can't the driver buy it or ask the partner to give him on hire-purchase.

That guy if u can see this, I am not discouraging you, but please don't buy sharply , buy it after doing due diligence and it suit you

Pearl1910:


Sense!!!

But also, the partner might just be in dire need of urgent bulk money and driver may not have saved up to that yet.

I sold a car before because I needed urgent cash. I still regret the sale till today. Car had no single fault.

As always, before u buy a car go along with a professional, and be flexible enough to know u may still need to fix one or two things especially a naija used car

kanuisagoat:


Whether naija used or tokunbo, you go still fix things.

I have bought quite a number of cars and I've never bought any that does not have something that needs to be fixed.

If its not much of a bother, can you assist me with a sample agreement you have with one of your drivers

The guy driving for me is starting to mess up.

toomush:
Greetings everyone

As Mobil semi synthetic scarce. I come buy oando full synthetic at 15k

what do you guys think?



Dru23 GAZZUZZ

Felicity001:


Guy I came across this somewhere... Call the guy sharperly and buy this car if it's still available

dru23:


Than why u asking us which one is good for cars ....

zanshi:
Hello guys i am thinking of selling Mobil synthentic oil as a side hustle at competitve price than what you get in Lagos, is it really in Demand?

Pearl1910:


Something like this

Slickleo:

Dis engine oil is good note it's not locally made, oando gets it in large quantity like vessel then repackage.

Pearl1910:


Sense!!!

But also, the partner might just be in dire need of urgent bulk money and driver may not have saved up to that yet.

I sold a car before because I needed urgent cash. I still regret the sale till today. Car had no single fault.

As always, before u buy a car go along with a professional, and be flexible enough to know u may still need to fix one or two things especially a naija used car

Slickleo:


10x bro it's sold

Conner44:


my friend stand firm in your ideas, do not allow them cower you into submission with talks of spending billions over years and having nothing to show for it. you and them are not trying to do the same thing. they wanted to upload parts for over 1000 different vehiches from over 100 different vehiclemanufacturers on a database and that is why they failed. mind you, they were not doing it individually but as a franchaise meaning they had pooled resources from different channels of their various divisions to attempt the project. you can not find it easy to collate parts, description and prices of parts from mercedes, skoda, chevrolet, lamboghini, bently etc onto one single database and succeed without spending huge sums on research. remember you are not trying to rub sboulders with a coglomerate but only trying to satisfy a particular niche market aka the 9ja transportation environment.

if i were to be in your shoes, id look around my immediate environment first. ask myself what vehiches do transporters use the most because they are the ones who change parts more often than other road users. for uber i see toyota, honda, hyundai, kia and maybe other less used brands as peugeot and volvo. for mass transit i see korope busses and maybe keke.

now i make my research fo collate a database with parts for the 3 most used vehicle types for each manufacturer eg,

for toyota i will list parts, prices and part numbers for only the relevant years of corolla, camry and maybe yaris or matrix
for honda i will do just accord, civic and maybe city
for hyundai i could list for accent and maybe sonata
for kia just do rio and any other one
peugeot can have 406, 306, 206
volvo has its own s40 and s60
korope is usually suzuki every or daihatsu hijet
keke is optional sha but you get the jerk

you won't need millions of naira or months to collate a comprehensive database of most used parts and prices from ladipo for your webstore if you are running with the blueprint above. the other ones that spent millions of dollars wanted to cater for every single vehicle type on the face of the earth hence their frustrations/failure. you just need to cater to the needs of potential customers within your immediate localization first and over time you can learn to expand your scope as the market grows or changes. with a limited inventory of only parts from few manufacturers you can be fluid with making necessary adjustments to the specifics of your database like its ever changing prices in the market due to economic happenings at any given time plus you will not need many hands on deck (employees) to run your webtore for you. highest one front end, one back end and maybe three people to do the actual legwork in the market itself to collate parts and prices for the developers to work with.

if i were you i will start working on the dream you have, build up your webstore, find parts and prices for most used vehicles by readers on this forum like corolla, civic, rio, accent, accord, camry etc and go with the flow. remember once you've started it will not be easy for anyone to stop or discourage you again. people come to the cartalk section to inquire about parts on a daily basis, even on this thread people regularly ask for current prices of various parts too. those from other parts of the country that can not come down to lagos will have a look at your store for prices and availability too because most parts not seen elseshere are all in lagos. can you not see that it is very glaring that you will garner an audience from this forum alone once you have begun.

shun people that try to talk you down or out of your dream, they are small thinkers. strategy and zeal is all you really need bro. once you start your webstore and collate your database list you can monetize the website with google and get paid for ip specific visits too like other stores do.

i always come in peace