rudedough: Please don't listen to the OP, the OP is a troll. Those are not the cars you will get for N1.5, those cars he posted are old washed away cars.

This is the range of car you will get at that price and they are very good, in fact i have one myself and i can guarantee that they are as reliable as your Toyota and Hondas, more affordable and easy to maintain.

These are pictures from the internet, Please hold while i post mine.

ndu_chucks: All things being equal, these Smart cars which are abundantly available in India, Brazil, and even the USA, in my opinion, are the only cars which can be assembled in Nigeria and sold to the public profitably, at the N1million - N1.2million price range.

Nwanne m, I'd rather but a 1998 Toyota Corolla brought in from Benin than any of these cars. What about you?


This one was spotted in the USA



This one in India



May God keep trailers in their paths when Nigerians start using these cheap, locally made vehicles. SMDH

lohvang4: Most of the people laughing at the govt effort to have made-in-Nigeria vehicles are either ignorant or deceitfully-wicked! These same people complain of no job, no industry, no money. Yet they want Nigerians to continue these consumption-economy that our useless rulers have established. Check out the video of Innosson Motor vehicle manufacturing plant and i am very proud to be a Nigerian. With people like Mr. Innosson who has no master in economy or military connections to have pull off this stunt, Nigeria is due for greatness. If the tariff increase is implemented, more of such vehicle manufacturing companies would spring up in no time. Mahatma Gandhi did more than increase tariff, India stopped living on imported goods. Any country that import its food, vehicles, clothing, has no future!
We Yoruba better shut out traps and roll our sleeves up. The Ibos are very smart people with great sense of business and resilience of a go-getter. If with all our so-called education, all we can do is hate GEJ and rant online while the Ibos are building cars, trucks, buses, then we're in for a rude shock. My friend left Onitsha by 8am this morning and got to Lagos before 2pm. I remember vividly during one ex-president, going to the east is through night bus. Lagos-Benin is a whole day journey. I boarded a bus in Benin by 8am and got to Lagos by 6pm. This happened in 2006.
I've told my friends in Channels TV to leave politics sensational news and go round the country and show us people like Innosson Motor Vehicles Manufacturing, people making effort to see Nigeria great!

Ditoya: Are you kidding me??

adadadon: Saw this somewhere
Abeg no stone me

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Cos u are ignoramus who does not know what it takes to build cars. I have to been to Innoson factories and know a couple of his vendors. His Enugu plant alone has about 15 pcs of damaged 100-1500KVA gen sets. 45k litre tankers deliver diesel everyday to this factory. Dangote had to spend $million to build power plants for Obaja Cement plant. Folks like u who have not risked 50k in any investment love political statements like this. " knowledge is not enough , we must apply; willing is not enough, we must do"

ndu_chucks: All things being equal, these Smart cars which are abundantly available in India, Brazil, and even the USA, in my opinion, are the only cars which can be assembled in Nigeria and sold to the public profitably, at the N1million - N1.2million price range.

Nwanne m, I'd rather but a 1998 Toyota Corolla brought in from Benin than any of these cars. What about you?


This one was spotted in the USA



This one in India



May God keep trailers in their paths when Nigerians start using these cheap, locally made vehicles. SMDH

philips70: [b]Only one simple question I have for the supporters of this government move. Will the government of GEJ mandate all government parastatals and everyone in the presidency to use these cars or they will keep on buying the expensive imported state of the art cars with tax payers money and leave these ones for the impoverished masses? I could remember something like this was done with Leo Stan Ekeh's computers sometime ago. Is this not a country where most or all government officials live in mansions built with our money and drive exotic cars whilst public buildings and transport buses are left only for the downtrodden? Let them live by example and watch us follow them like zombies to do exactly same without anyone complaining. I have flown with a certain government official to Osubi airport in Warri before and on arrival 4 exotic cars were on wait to pick him up. This is a state official and your guess is as good as mine if he were a federal official. GEJ's supporters should try to be calming down and see where his critics are coming from before they go hard on them. This government have done close to nothing in curbing the excesses in governance but are quick to pull the belt hard on the ordinary people with policies that will never affect them. Bring change by example-simple!!![/b]

real22:

Which road them go drive this one? For nigeria road or for london or indian road.

234GT: The good old volkswagen (ijapa) is better than these koropes.

234GT: The good old volkswagen (ijapa) is better than these koropes.

solomon111: Many govt parastals and even private companies are already using the made in Nigeria vehicles as a matter of policy.
GEJ has also promised to replace FG cars with made in Nigeria ones.

solomon111: Many govt parastals and even private companies are already using the made in Nigeria vehicles as a matter of policy.
GEJ has also [size=15pt]promised to replace[/size] FG cars with made in Nigeria ones.

solomon111: Guy abeg go and sit down.
If innoson and dangote are not breaking even,then i'm sure they won't be in business.
Yes,electricity has been a problem,but then steps are being taken to resolve them.
We can't just sit down and wait until we get 24hrs electricity.
As the electricity privization scheme gradually begins to bear fruit, the cost of manufacturing the cars would reduce gradually.

rudedough: Here you go! Anyone who does not appreciate the FG on this is either ignorant, selfish or an "Olojukokoro".

N.B: My car is slightly above the 1.5 because of the high taxes on imported cars but this is what a N1.5 Million Naira car would look like if produced in Nigeria. Don't be deceived, this is the way forward for our great nation.

solomon111: Many govt parastals and even private companies are already using the made in Nigeria vehicles as a matter of policy.
GEJ has also promised to replace FG cars with made in Nigeria ones.

chebeoc: I don't know why everyone is complaining about power and how nigerian price 'll go up because of no electricity,but you refuse ask how much is labour in nigeria to compare to these countries.mini-wage in nigeria is less than $150 a month in nigeria but in those countries it's from 400$ up, so we have some advantage there.

i am not against the idea of Nigerians producing their own cars but i think there are a few things that should be taken care of before venturing into car manufacturing. There is no constant power (electricity) in this country. Don't be surprised that if the same company that made that ur car come to Nigeria they will sell,that car for more than 1.5 million naira because they are going to use their own generator to supply power. If they must sell for 1.5 then it will be trimmed and sub standard. Go to innoson plant in nnewi and see how many generators they have and how many millions they spend on diesel everyday.