We specialise in car conversion parts and LHD vehicles in UK
I recently visited Nigeria and tested a Lexus IS 200 that was converted for a friend on mine 3 years ago. I noticed that the cosmetics are still intact but the steering rack is faulty and stiff.
Car conversion has been common practice in the whole of the West African region for over a decade now which invariably can be argued is here to stay but how safe is the practice?
The cheaper the conversion the better for consumer, which unfortunately may not be the case for safety, so how are mechanics able to keep the cost down?
Are consumers entitled to know what they are paying for in terms of the parts and process?
Given all the information relating to car conversion will consumers still opt for it or the original left hand cars?
Could decisions be due to literacy or economic condition?



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