Coscharis In another $100,000 BMW X6 Car scandal…

Fenerbahce and Super Eagles striker, Emmanuel Emenike, is currently battling car dealers Coscharis, over a jeep he acquired for more than $100,000, but has since developed a fault.
Emenike is not happy, after he sent back the BMW X6 to the company and has not gotten it back. The car developed a problem, just a year after he bought it and the powerful frontman has since splashed another N10m on a Sienna Cross Over in the interim.

“I am not happy with the way Cosharis (Motor Company) is treating me, I have been so calm with the whole situation for over four months now. They are really holding me to ransom, which is very bad for a reputable organisation like that,” Emenike told MTNFootball.
“I bought a car worth N18m and after a year, it developed a fault. I took the SUV back to Coscharis for repairs. Since I took the car to them for repairs, nothing has been done. They have been giving me unacceptable excuses.
“I have told them to return my car so I could take it to Europe and repair or I should add money and take another car, but they have not cooperated in this whole situation.
“They are not just taking me seriously and it’s very annoying. I just need my car back.”

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