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2015 CHEVROLET EXPRESS 2500
As-is disclosure (§7)
Auction lots are sold as-is. These facts come straight from the auction house.
Title: CleanDamage: Minimal
Title brand and physical damage are independent. A repossession can be a clean, undamaged car. Both are shown so you can choose your risk knowingly.
- Title
- SF97 - CLEAN
- Primary damage
- Normal wear & tear
- Secondary damage
- —
- Runs & drives
- Yes
- Keys
- Yes
- Odometer status
- —
Sold as-is, but you don't have to bid blind. Run a vehicle history check to see the full title, odometer and damage record before you commit.
Vehicle
- Mileage
- 63,103 mi
- Body
- Van
- Fuel
- Flexiblefuel
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Drivetrain
- Rear Wheel Drive
- VIN
- •••••••••••270651
- Exterior
- Silver
- Interior
- —
- Location
- Gov Auctions Zone 2
Auction vs. buying retail
What 2015 CHEVROLET EXPRESS 2500 lands at in Lagos if you win it at your ceiling, next to the same car bought outright on the marketplace. Every duty and levy is assessed on the same customs value, so the only difference is the price you pay and the fees on it. Indicative, confirmed exactly when you request the car.
Winning at $25 lands about $15,743 under retail
$7,519 landed vs $23,262 the retail route.
At auctionRetail
Acquisition
- Vehicle price
- $25
- $15,838
- IAA transaction fee
- $127
- —
- Auction misc fees
- $243
- —
- AFRIKARS auction fee
- $1,200
- —
- AFRIKARS minimum service fee
- —
- $1,500
Shipping & logistics
- Ocean freight
- $1,965
- $1,965
- Inland transport (yard → port)
- $504
- $504
Customs & taxesassessed on estimated NCS value $8,089, the same for both
- Import duty
- $1,618
- $1,618
- NAC levy
- $404
- $404
- Green tax
- $162
- $162
- NCS surcharge
- $113
- $113
- Customs operations charge (4%)
- $324
- $324
- ETLS levy
- $40
- $40
- VAT
- $794
- $794
Total landed to Lagos$7,519$23,262
₦10,248,397₦31,706,106