Cosplay:

Cosplay:

COMPAQ:
I totally agree. While there is nothing fundamentally wrong with people buying such cars, repairing and reselling provided they are certified road worthy and fully functional.

The main issue is that Nigerian dealers will never tell you the former status off the car and will try to pass it off as unaccidented.

COMPAQ:
Another thing exposing this does though is that it helps the public to negotiate better. There is no way this should be N20m. Probably in the N12m to N15m range.

N20m divided by 360 is $55k. Its not likely this would have auctioned for more than $20k which is N7. 2m. Add $5k for repairs - N1. 8, shipping $1. 5k - N540k, customs duty N5mln max. Cost of this car would be in the N13mln range. And this is being generous. It could very well have auctioned for $15k if he was lucky.

Thesijames:


You are really good with your calculations but the auction price of the vehicle was more than $20k. And factory repairs made was over $10k got receipt to prove..

Thesijames:

Thanks cosplay for bringing this to the notice of our prospective buyers. As y'all have seen from his pictures the wreckage affected majorly the front bumper, the radiator and headlamps with no damage to the engine at all. Vehicle was properly repaired and fixed with cost over $10k with receipt to prove, before importation.I can assure you a fair bargain off my asking price..
Cheers

Thesijames:


You are really good with your calculations but the auction price of the vehicle was more than $20k. And factory repairs made was over $10k got receipt to prove..

sauceEEP:
Auction price more than $20k, op we can see the Last auction bid so what do you have to say again in defence?

thebigkendo:




Interesting, please post reciept or #IDontBelieveIt...
I don't believe any profit minded naija car dealer will "factory repair" a salvaged car abroad because it beats the purpose(higher profit margin) of buying the salvaged car in the first place.

Thesijames:


You are really good with your calculations but the auction price of the vehicle was more than $20k. And factory repairs made was over $10k got receipt to prove..

COMPAQ:


Ok o! Anyway I salute whoever did the repair cos it looks pretty sharp. I'd love to see the engine compartment though.

This is one of the cars on my list on my "change my car in Q1 2019" project. That's why i know a bit about these things. Plenty research!!!

COMPAQ:
I totally agree. While there is nothing fundamentally wrong with people buying such cars, repairing and reselling provided they are certified road worthy and fully functional.

The main issue is that Nigerian dealers will never tell you the former status off the car and will try to pass it off as unaccidented.

Cosplay:

Pipedreams:


Cosplay Don spoil another market 20m for a badly accidented car. Chai

Thesijames:




5million off the asking price for you personally

Cosplay: