Buying from a Dealer

This is a safer method of buying used cars as these cars on sale will usually come with a warranty and a safety check. (Please check this is applicable with the dealer of your choice) Most car dealers usually have a reputation or a name to protect. The average car dealer will rely on past customers to positively spread good word of mouth to potential buyers so they will mostly sell you cars that will enhance their reputation among car buyers.

Overall, car dealers are bound by numerous laws and regulations that should ensure their cars are honestly advertised and decently priced. Buying from a dealer (displayed in Naijacarfinder.com) means you are protected by the Sale of Goods Act. In other words, the goods must meet an acceptable standard. Reputable dealers should be members of a trade association, and be bound by its code of conduct.

Buying from a dealer is convenient, a variety of cars are readily available for inspection at a dealers showroom and you can browse at your leisure - and if nothing on show meets your needs you can always go back at a later date if they have more stock coming in.

At some dealerships, there might also be the opportunity to sort out part exchange, finance, insurance and servicing arrangements as a one stop service.

Key benefits of buying from a professional dealer:

1. Vehicles are checked to make them free from mechanical defects and have a full service history.


2. An array of nearly new, well maintained vehicles.


3. Competitive options on finance (if applicable).


4. Some dealership offer Vehicles with free warranty, insurance and breakdown recovery.


5. Protection by the law under Ngerian Sale of Goods Policies.


6. Usually have access to manufacturer guarantees or code of practice.


7. You can usually drive the car off the forecourt after agreeing to a payment plan.