bakit mura itong kotse na ito

[shadow]

Modus! Simple lang kumuha ng CR Hinde pa niya magawa?


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[arvs18]

dineclare nya na missing ang CR, and the only way to know if it is legit is to secure a duplicate copy from the LTO. In short, mura (sa akala mo) dahil may problema sa documents and/or hassle mag lakad ng requirements, dahil kulang kulang, i.e. secretary's certificate, IDs etc...

and i hope you are not considering this anymore given that there are better options at the same price, in other words, hindi ito mura, kundi mapapamura ka lang dito pag kinuha mo

Agree. Look for different options nalang. Yung walang issue sa papers Para less sakit sa ulo.

[StockEngine]

too good to be true...

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[dr. d]

company car?
missing original CR?

pass it up, sir.
too much headache.

[Altuy]

- I sold my July 2009 Altis 1.6 V for 290k. It had 67,000+ kilometers when I gave the keys to the buyer.

- I checked LTO's 2600 text line.

Plate no: zng967 / Make: toyota/ Model: corolla 1.6e m// Year: 2008/ Color: freedom white/ Registered last 07/12/2017, has no LTO apprehension, has no LTO alarm. P2.50/text.

You may validate this by texting LTO VEHICLE ZNG967 to 2600.

My thoughts:

1. Don't speculate.
2. Know the requirements for buying a company car (a link has been provided already); make this your check list.
3. Call the seller to know (1) the facts, and (2) what are readily available from your check list.
4. Work from the results of number 3. If things turn out to be in your favor, haggle.

[poweruser]

interesado sana ako kaso parang masyadong mura.. baka may problema

Toyota Corolla 28 - Car for Sale - | Tsikot.com #1 Classifieds

That's actually expensive considering that it doesn't come with its CR. Some lost-CR cars sell for about half their market value. Like the others have said, stay away.

If you buy it, you'll have no way to prove that the car is yours. Whoever sold you the car, should provide you with the complete papers. If it's a company car, it should come with the secretary certificate and a promisory note. And of course it should come with the original CR.

Also if it's time to let go of the car, you'd have difficulty selling it. Kahit benta mo ng 170k yan baka wala paring bumili.

[brom]

dineclare nya na missing ang CR, and the only way to know if it is legit is to secure a duplicate copy from the LTO. In short, mura (sa akala mo) dahil may problema sa documents and/or hassle mag lakad ng requirements, dahil kulang kulang, i.e. secretary's certificate, IDs etc...

and i hope you are not considering this anymore given that there are better options at the same price, in other words, hindi ito mura, kundi mapapamura ka lang dito pag kinuha mo

san niya sinabi na missing ang CR? sa tsikot ad or as 0lx.. di ko na makita yung 0lx ad.. wala ako makita na sinabi niya missing CR sa tsikot ad

no longer interested with the car.. i just want to know kung saan makikita na missing CR para sa ibang car na titignan ko

[_Cathy_]

san niya sinabi na missing ang CR? sa tsikot ad or as 0lx.. di ko na makita yung 0lx ad.. wala ako makita na sinabi niya missing CR sa tsikot ad

no longer interested with the car.. i just want to know kung saan makikita na missing CR para sa ibang car na titignan ko

Back read. I posted it.

It's at the OLX ad

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[brom]

Back read. I posted it.

It's at the OLX ad

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ok tnx nakita ko na... naka ***** kasi yung link kaya di napasok.. i had to type olx