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OPERATORJOE wrote:P&V marketing has the E-power (electric) nissan note brand new for $140,000.00, with estimated km mileage per 45 litre tank at 800-1300km depending on drive mode (sport/eco). The 1.2 litre engine only serves to recharge the electric motor which drives the car. Heard they're supposed to bring in the E-power Serena in a bit not sure of what price it will go for
drchaos wrote:SS bringing in the Miata but only have it in automatic ....
I hate this country ....
agent007 wrote:Regrettably they are not empowered to deal with the airbag recall. Perhaps ANSA may be able to do it for a small fee since the vehicle did not actually come from their inventory. Despite such, I am still willing to patronize the company. The Note e-power is a very attractive overall package which is more efficient than a 189k Ioniq from the legit dealer.
no need to compare .. surety all prices increasedurabus wrote:this is useless without the older prices, u cant even compare anything
Monk BANzai wrote:meanwhile...
And I was bawling when Toyota quote 9k for ah rav4 headlight???....and people say they buy the korean brands because they are affordable?*$kїđž![emoji769] wrote:31k for headlights for a kia smh...thats robbery ....
Best he buy a b14 for 31k...
Bandits would target these cars as guntas buyimg them used as they are cheap and well parts would be needed...so supply of parts must match demand...
Wha Volkswagen being targeted?agent007 wrote:I'm saddened that bandits are targeting Kia, Hyundai, Chevrolet and Volkswagen vehicles now....they already have poor resale value and the last value proposition of these vehicles not being attractive to bandits is almost over. Comprehensive insurance will take care of it under a theft claim where the theft excess will apply.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:it's best he buy that online because it costing about 3k for one headlight on ebay...shipping and handling not reaching that 30k
ADONI wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:it's best he buy that online because it costing about 3k for one headlight on ebay...shipping and handling not reaching that 30k
Ent! Wah kind ah stupid quote is that without PN# doh....
rspann wrote:You have to be really careful when buying lights online. The USA lamps have markers on the side(amber).
Also, because they drive on the opposite side the focus is on the opposite side too( headlamps are focused away from the oncoming driver). Taillamps have red blinkers instead of amber. So although it might look the same ,it's not. Use the VIN number when purchasing. Another thing to look out for is the lights with repaired tabs. Lots of sellers get damaged lights cheap and repair and sell without saying it's repaired.
Buying online will save you a lot if you know how to. I just brought in new Range Rover , BMW and Tiguan headlamps, adaptive, bi xenon, LED which costs from $12000 for the Tiguan, $35000 for the X5 and $45000 for the Range at half the cost.
rspann wrote:You have to be really careful when buying lights online. The USA lamps have markers on the side(amber).
Also, because they drive on the opposite side the focus is on the opposite side too( headlamps are focused away from the oncoming driver). Taillamps have red blinkers instead of amber. So although it might look the same ,it's not. Use the VIN number when purchasing. Another thing to look out for is the lights with repaired tabs. Lots of sellers get damaged lights cheap and repair and sell without saying it's repaired.
Buying online will save you a lot if you know how to. I just brought in new Range Rover , BMW and Tiguan headlamps, adaptive, bi xenon, LED which costs from $12000 for the Tiguan, $35000 for the X5 and $45000 for the Range at half the cost.
drchaos wrote:rspann wrote:You have to be really careful when buying lights online. The USA lamps have markers on the side(amber).
Also, because they drive on the opposite side the focus is on the opposite side too( headlamps are focused away from the oncoming driver). Taillamps have red blinkers instead of amber. So although it might look the same ,it's not. Use the VIN number when purchasing. Another thing to look out for is the lights with repaired tabs. Lots of sellers get damaged lights cheap and repair and sell without saying it's repaired.
Buying online will save you a lot if you know how to. I just brought in new Range Rover , BMW and Tiguan headlamps, adaptive, bi xenon, LED which costs from $12000 for the Tiguan, $35000 for the X5 and $45000 for the Range at half the cost.
45K for a headlight???
What the france .... what would a serious part like a transmission cost? Half a mill?
A172 wrote:paid 11k for a xenon f30 headlight
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