YoungDaddyB:
2001-2003 civic
baby boy
2000 corolla
Camry 1999-2001 model I think the pencil light

if you're lucky, you can get the above listed cars for the price range 400-600k. they are equally reliable and fuel economical. they would be slightly more reliable, economical and cheaper if you were to get any of them in the form of a manual transmission.

YoungDaddyB:
depends on where you're staying too, abj has nice roads only when you get to the outskirts the roads start to be rough. if you stay in a place with bad roads get the Civic but if the roads are decent enough, you can get the baby boy but know that the leg issue is a problem. it's not as rampant as it used to be possibly because OEM or ogi parts are coming into Nigeria now compared to before. You can find Honda parts in abj, ask about the price of legs , I know the ogi lasts for 1year or 2 before it needs changing while the Chinese 3 or 6 months. weigh your options wisely. A good maintenance culture and good ears will go a long way. enjoy bro

speedyconnect3:
Must not be japanese.

Check out golf 3,


Camry Orobo ie 1994 to 1996

HeavenlyBang:
Can't go wrong with the generation of Civics that end in 2005.

somez:
Yes bro. Am contemplating civic now or Peugeot 306

HeavenlyBang:


Don't get the Peugeot.

somez:
Why Pls?

HeavenlyBang:

Hmm... Thanks so much. I'll just think about it.
At the risk of having the resident Peugeot guy come after me, the cars have major electrical issues. Ask any technician. German Engineering may be overdone but the French engineering that goes into the cars are quite...urgh.

Just get the Civic. It still looks really good, the interior isn't particularly dated, and it's extremely reliable and easy to work on.

somez:

Hmm... Thanks so much. I'll just think about it.

HeavenlyBang:


At the risk of having the resident Peugeot guy come after me, the cars have major electrical issues. Ask any technician. German Engineering may be overdone but the French engineering that goes into the cars are quite...urgh.

Just get the Civic. It still looks really good, the interior isn't particularly dated, and it's extremely reliable and easy to work on.

nurey:


@Peugeot 306 electrical issues haaaaaaa, change begins with you oooo.

solid vehicle just that it is extremely crampy in the interior

somez:
Greeting car pro. Recently, I decided to finally get me a small ride to aide my biz and am just confused on which to get. Don't want to get a car that would end up being a total liability. Can you guy help me with and car that has low fuel consumption, 4plugs and sound engine? Car should be within 400k and 550k pls.

Kindly call 08063628972 if you have any.
Location; Abuja

Olumyyde:


My brother, which one did u eventually get? Cheers man.

somez:
Greetings. To be honest, I had to suspend buying a car of that price range. Am budgeting 800k for a better one. Hopefully, by this month end.

somez:
Greetings. To be honest, I had to suspend buying a car of that price range. Am budgeting 800k for a better one. Hopefully, by this month end.

somez:
Greetings. To be honest, I had to suspend buying a car of that price range. Am budgeting 800k for a better one. Hopefully, by this month end.

Avedonn:


So what type do you have in mind.

somez:
Peugeot 307

Avedonn:


Don't think that way bro

That's brand of car have serious electrical problem.

somez:
Oh seriously? You mean it? What about passat? Was aiming at 307 cos it's small and could be easy to maintain..

somez:
I finally got an Hyundai avante Xd 2005.

Cheers

Olumyyde:
Congratulations my brother, more blessings. GOD will preserve it for you and it shall not draining your resources. Happy for u man.