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The step-by-step system Nigerians use to import cars from Copart USA for ₦12 million that dealers sell for ₦18 million. 8 real imports. ₦41.6 million saved. Every fee, every form, every mistake documented – including the 2026 VehCAP requirement and the new 5% duty rate most importers don't know about yet.June 2022. My younger brother paid ₦16.8 million for a 2016 Camry.Clean title. Family friend dealer. Just landed.I asked for the VIN.I plugged it into Copart.Same car. Sold 9 weeks earlier. Winning bid: $4,350.Dealer's total landed cost: ₦11.2 million.My brother paid ₦16.8 million.He lost ₦5.6 million to a "family friend."When I told him, he went silent for a long time. Then he said something I've never forgotten:"Why didn't you teach me this before I paid?"That question is why this guide exists.Since 2021 I have imported 8 cars from Copart USA to Nigeria.Total saved versus what dealers were charging: ₦41.6 million.I'm not a dealer. Not a clearing agent. Not a shipping company.I'm someone who got tired of watching Nigerians pay ₦5–6 million extra per car to middlemen who simply knew something their buyers didn't.So I documented every step.Every fee. Every form. Every potential mistake.And I've now put it into one field manual so you never have to learn it the expensive way.My 4th import – the real receipt:2016 Honda Accord, minor front-end damage.Lagos dealer price: ₦18,500,000.What I paid:Copart bid: $3,600Buyer fees: $540Shipping: $1,800Converted at ₦1,470/$: ₦8,731,800Customs + clearing: ₦3,500,000Repairs (bumper + headlight): ₦300,000Total landed: ₦12,531,800My savings: ₦5,968,200Same year. Same spec. Same car.One person paid ₦18.5 million. I paid ₦12.53 million.The only difference was information.⚠️ UPDATED FOR JULY 2026 – Two Things Every Nigerian Importer Must Know Right Now:1. Import duty on used vehicles just dropped from 15% to 5%.Effective July 1, 2026. On a car assessed by Customs at $7,000, that's over ₦1,100,000 saved on duty alone. Most clearing agents are still quoting the old rate. The guide shows you how to calculate the new rate – and how to catch agents overcharging you.2. VehCAP pre-shipment inspection is now mandatory.Every vehicle must be certified before or after shipment or it cannot be registered. Most Nigerians importing right now don't know this exists. Module 8 covers it completely.This is what "2026 Edition" actually means.Here's what's inside:THE 5 SECRETS:Secret 1 – The "No License" Copart Backdoor: The one checkbox 99% of Nigerians miss that changes the entire registration. No dealer license. No US address. No connect. I registered from my phone in Benin City and won my first car 48 hours later.Secret 2 – The "Ladipo-Ready" Damage Filter: 6 Green Light damages (profitable to fix in Lagos). 8 Red Light damages (run, regardless of how cheap the bid looks). 60 seconds per listing. I lost ₦900,000 on my 3rd import before I built this filter.Secret 3 – The "Anti-Emotion" Bidding System: The 3-number formula that tells you exactly when to stop bidding. Since I started using it on Import #4, I have not overbid once. Not once.Secret 4 – The "Customs Immunity" Script: One message that makes any clearing agent show you the real NCS assessment or expose themselves as a scammer in 5 minutes. One student saved ₦1.8 million with this script at 11:47 PM.Secret 5 – The "Timing Leverage Loop": Why my last 3 imports cleared in 4–6 days while most people wait 12–18. And how to build the same relationship with your clearing agent from day one.THE 10 MODULES:Module 1: Mastering Copart – complete registration walkthrough for Nigerians, the backdoor checkbox, bidding strategy, VIN checks, reading listings like a proModule 2: Payment Methods for Nigerians – domiciliary accounts, Wise, BDC options, the 3-day payment rule, exchange rate strategyModule 3: The Repair Cost Cheat Sheet – economy, mid-range, and luxury repair costs at Lagos prices. The Green Light and Red Light damage guide.Module 4: The Contingency Playbook – what to do when payments fail, shipping delays, agent disappears, customs disputes, mechanical issues on arrivalModule 5: Real Deal Walkthrough – step by step from listing to ₦3M profit, every cost documentedModule 6: The Art of Winning – Buy It Now vs live auction, the Max Bid Formula, proxy bidding, paying from NigeriaModule 7: The Logistics Masterclass – RoRo vs container, port selection, the shipper email template, bill of lading explained, tracking your carModule 8: Conquering Nigerian Customs – Form M, duty calculation with the NEW 2026 rates, VehCAP certification, the clearing agent interview script, step-by-step port clearanceModule 9: The ₦500K–₦1M Import Service Model – how to import for clients without your own capital and charge ₦500K–₦1M per deal. The Partner Model. The Partner Finder channel. The 1-page agreement template.Module 10: The Timing Leverage Loop – the pre-arrival clearing strategy, the relationship compound effect, how to be every agent's priority clientTHE 5 DONE-FOR-YOU TOOLS:🧮 The Landed Cost Calculator – updated July 2026. Shows your full landed cost before you bid. Turns red when a deal loses money. Turns green when it makes sense. Never overbid again.📓 The Black Book – 3 vetted clearing agents (out of 12 I personally tested). Their names, numbers, and the scripts that keep them honest. 3 reliable shipping lines. The Agent Interview Script that exposes fraud in 5 minutes.✅ The 40-Step Checklist Pack – every step from Copart registration to keys in hand. One missed step = money paid. This makes missing steps impossible.💬 The Private Telegram Group – lifetime access. I respond within 2–6 hours. Real-time exchange rate alerts. Live deal reviews. Monthly Ask Me Anything sessions. The Partner Finder channel.📋 Copy This Deal Monthly Pack – every month I give you one real Copart listing with my max bid recommendation, full cost breakdown, Lagos dealer price, and damage assessment. Copy the blueprint. Bola saved ₦7.1 million on her first import copying one of these.You don't need ₦10 million to benefit from this guide.Two models inside let you make ₦500,000–₦1,000,000 per import without touching your own money:The Import Service Model: someone funds the import, you execute the process, you charge ₦500K–₦1M. Jocelyn (teacher, Enugu, ₦340K in her account when she bought this guide) charged ₦700,000 on her first import for someone else. She's done 3 since.The Partner Model: you find someone with capital but no time. You split the ₦5M savings 50/50. Daniel made ₦2.8 million in 6 months without ever having ₦10 million of his own.What students have achieved collectively:₦470M+ worth of cars imported · ₦4.2M average saving per car · 2 refund requests ever · 8 weeks average timelineThe guarantee:Get the guide. Join the Telegram group. Use the calculator. Ask at least 3 questions. If you still don't see how this saves you ₦4–6 million on your first import – email me from your Selar receipt. Full refund. No questions asked.In 3+ years, I've had 2 refund requests. Both people admitted they never opened the guide.₦35,000. One-time. Instant delivery. No recurring fees.After 500 buyers the price goes to ₦75,000. If you're reading this and it still says ₦35,000 – you're early.By Benz – Accidented Cars NG · accidentedcars.com.ngQuestions before buying? Email [email protected] purchasing this product, you acknowledge and agree to our full Terms of Service & Refund Policy. You can read the full policy here.

Before you spend ₦1 on any car import, read this first. I made 5 of these mistakes myself and lost ₦1.68 million learning them. You don't have to. Includes the free Landed Cost Calculator as a bonus.My 3rd import nearly broke me.I bought a 2014 Camry on Copart."Minor rear damage."The photos looked clean.I won the bid at $4,100. Paid. Shipped. Cleared customs.The car arrived at Tincan.My mechanic put it on the lift.The rear frame was bent.Repair estimate: ₦2.4 million.I sold the car at a ₦900,000 loss just to get it off my hands.That one mistake cost me more than 25 copies of this guide.Then there was my 2nd import.A 2015 Camry that looked clean in the photos.I got excited during the auction.I bid $6,400.The next person stopped at $5,100.I "won."He laughed.At that exchange rate, I had overbid by ₦780,000.Not because the car was bad.Because I didn't have a formula.I've now imported 8 cars since 2021.Total saved vs dealer prices: ₦41.6 million.But the first ₦1.68 million of that education was free for nobody.I paid it in losses.This guide exists so you don't have to pay the same tuition.Here's what's inside:✅ 20 real mistakes – every single one costs between ₦200,000 and ₦5,000,000 when you make it✅ Mistake #1: Why the Copart bid price is NOT your total cost – and what the real number looks like (most people are shocked)✅ Mistake #2: The NCS VIN valuation trap – why Customs ignores your invoice and assigns their own value, and what that does to your duty bill✅ Mistake #3: The overbidding formula most Nigerians don't have – the one that tells you the exact dollar amount to stop bidding✅ Mistake #7: The PAAR document – why you must see this before paying any clearing agent a kobo✅ Mistake #16: The VehCAP pre-shipment requirement that's been in effect since 2026 and is catching people off guard at the ports right now✅ Mistake #19: Why your payment pipeline must be set up BEFORE auction day – and what happens if it isn't (I've seen people lose their deposit this way)...and 14 more that between them have cost Nigerian importers hundreds of millions of naira since 2021.BONUS INCLUDED – FREE:🎁 The Nigeria Car Import Cost Calculator (2026 Edition)A web-based tool you open in any browser on your phone or laptop. Enter your bid price, exchange rate, and NCS value. It shows you your full landed cost – Copart fees, shipping, customs (including the new 2026 duty rates), port charges, and repairs – before you bid.This calculator alone is worth more than the price of this guide.Dealers don't want you to have it.Who this is for:→ Anyone planning to import a car in the next 3–6 months and doesn't want to make the mistakes I made→ Car dealers who want to tighten their process and stop leaving money on the table→ Anyone who tried to import before and got burned – and wants to understand exactly what went wrong→ Anyone building the "Import Service" business model (charging ₦500K–₦1M to import for others)Who this is NOT for:→ People who want theory without action→ People who think ₦5,000 replaces the ₦10–15 million you need to actually buy a car (it doesn't – this teaches you how to spend that money wisely)What happens after you pay:You get instant access to:The "20 Mistakes" PDF guide (download immediately)The Landed Cost Calculator web-based toolNo waiting. No "we'll send it in 48 hours." Instant.Want the full system after reading this?This guide is the front door.The DIY Import Bible (₦35,000) is the complete 10-module system – Copart registration, payment from Nigeria, bidding strategy, shipping, customs clearance, port clearing, the Black Book of vetted contacts, the Agent Interview Script, and lifetime access to the private Telegram community.The 20 Mistakes guide tells you what NOT to do.The Bible tells you exactly what TO do, step by step.But start here. Read the 20 mistakes first.Then decide.₦5,000 – Instant Download – No Refund Needed (But 7-Day Guarantee If You Disagree)If you read all 20 mistakes and genuinely don't think a single one could have cost you real money on a real import – reply to your Selar receipt email and I'll refund every kobo.In 3+ years of teaching this, I've never had that request.Because the mistakes are real.And so is the money lost when you ignore them.By Benz – Accidented Cars NG I've imported 8 cars since 2021. Total saved: ₦41.6 million. This guide is how I stopped losing money and started saving it.accidentedcars.com.ngBy purchasing this product, you acknowledge and agree to our full Terms of Service & Refund Policy. You can read the full policy here.Have questions before you buy? Email us at [email protected]