Starboytwo:
I wan buy car this year oh lord

U will get it as long as u want it......

WildChild00:
In the year 1982 I could remember driving that makinna

Papa when where you born?

emmydiamon:
Papa when where you born?

Papa was born in the 60s.....

Last Mile?!

Still probably being used somewhere in my country.

This car was dope back in the days
He travelled to England on a course sponsored by the company he was working for back then, leaving mum with two kids.when he came back,he realised my mum hadn't touched a penny of his salary for the 2-3 years he had been away.
He used the large sum of money to buy his first car-beetle Volkswagen

My dad rock this car wella...strong car with good engine and less fuel consumption..

seunmohmoh:
Do people still use it?

absolutely. There is this Anambra chap I'm following on Instagram who specializes in buying vintage cars like this and pimping it into something cool and elegant.

eeyah,we miss una

mrksquare:



absolutely. There is this friend of mine on Instagram who specializes in buying vintage cars like this and pimping it into something cool and elegant.

He's not your friend, you're just his follower.

KingAzubuike:

He's not your friend, you're just his follower.

Nawa oh. Instead of seeing the substance of my message in response to the question someone asked, you chose to be Petty by finding fault in my message. It is well.

Yeaaaaa As a homieeeee kindaaaa lady

when is naija gonna be saying goodbye to it ever first indiginous made in Nigeria car which it hasnt even manufacture yet?

Eyah! Most things don't last forever.


Farewell beetle baby, forever in my heart.

seunmohmoh:
In my area. No

You look so young... Have you ever seen anyone using it in the few years you've existed?

This is the best car to learn how to drive back then (ijapa or benz). If u can comfortably drive those then u’re a badass driver!

Back then, my dad bought this car brand new.

WildChild00:
In the year 1982 I could remember driving that makinna

Amarigna ale endeee?


Javalove... Unless otherwise stated...!

Automotive1:





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKuYXNLGlOc

Volkswagen is paying tribute to the iconic Beetle Hatchback, also known as Ijapa, with an emotional animated short film titled : “The Last Mile”.



The clips shows the story of a boy whose major life events—from childhood to elderly age—are shaped and influenced by the presence of a Volkswagen Beetle.

The short uses a rendition of the Beatles’ “Let it Be” performed by the Pro Musica Youth Chorus. The 1:30 mins clips ends with nod to Volkswagen’s electrified future.





This video comes a year after Volkswagen officially announced the end of its production. The last Volkswagen Beetle rolled off the assembly line at a plant in Mexico in July, 2019.

Saad Chehab, senior vice president, VW brand marketing, said :

“The Beetle is easily one of the most recognizable cars in the history of automobiles,”





“Honoring it properly required a medium with just as much versatility and universal appeal as the car itself.”

“We are proud of our past but our eye is on the future – hence our choice of New Year’s Eve to hint at our upcoming long-range EV and the 2020 Atlas Cross Sport.”

https://autojosh.com/after-70-years-volkswagen-says-goodbye-to-iconic-beetle-ijapa-with-this-emotional-video/

na this car i take lean how to drive oo 2001 my dad den has the red one,i grow come meet the car

Automotive1:





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKuYXNLGlOc

Volkswagen is paying tribute to the iconic Beetle Hatchback, also known as Ijapa, with an emotional animated short film titled : “The Last Mile”.



The clips shows the story of a boy whose major life events—from childhood to elderly age—are shaped and influenced by the presence of a Volkswagen Beetle.

The short uses a rendition of the Beatles’ “Let it Be” performed by the Pro Musica Youth Chorus. The 1:30 mins clips ends with nod to Volkswagen’s electrified future.





This video comes a year after Volkswagen officially announced the end of its production. The last Volkswagen Beetle rolled off the assembly line at a plant in Mexico in July, 2019.

Saad Chehab, senior vice president, VW brand marketing, said :

“The Beetle is easily one of the most recognizable cars in the history of automobiles,”





“Honoring it properly required a medium with just as much versatility and universal appeal as the car itself.”

“We are proud of our past but our eye is on the future – hence our choice of New Year’s Eve to hint at our upcoming long-range EV and the 2020 Atlas Cross Sport.”

https://autojosh.com/after-70-years-volkswagen-says-goodbye-to-iconic-beetle-ijapa-with-this-emotional-video/

. My father said in the 70's if you studied any course in Education at the Nigerian university you would be given a Volgswageen Ijapa car as a motivation.....What a good time in the Nigerian history!

Very soon people will buy it for $3,000,000

Qadaffi2idiamin:
Very soon people will buy it for $3,000,000

yes now

Who ever wrote this is a tribalist ,how can you say Volkswagen is know as ijapa?so if one get to owerri Enugu onitsha aba calabar ph warri Volkswagen is called ijapa there? please lagos is not the only state in Nigeria if you come to ph they dont know what is Fuji music but in lagos other southerners might know about it dont use to as a yardstick

Ijapa.
The people's choice
nothing really lasts forever

Automotive1:





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKuYXNLGlOc

Volkswagen is paying tribute to the iconic Beetle Hatchback, also known as Ijapa, with an emotional animated short film titled : “The Last Mile”.



The clips shows the story of a boy whose major life events—from childhood to elderly age—are shaped and influenced by the presence of a Volkswagen Beetle.

The short uses a rendition of the Beatles’ “Let it Be” performed by the Pro Musica Youth Chorus. The 1:30 mins clips ends with nod to Volkswagen’s electrified future.





This video comes a year after Volkswagen officially announced the end of its production. The last Volkswagen Beetle rolled off the assembly line at a plant in Mexico in July, 2019.

Saad Chehab, senior vice president, VW brand marketing, said :

“The Beetle is easily one of the most recognizable cars in the history of automobiles,”





“Honoring it properly required a medium with just as much versatility and universal appeal as the car itself.”

“We are proud of our past but our eye is on the future – hence our choice of New Year’s Eve to hint at our upcoming long-range EV and the 2020 Atlas Cross Sport.”

https://autojosh.com/after-70-years-volkswagen-says-goodbye-to-iconic-beetle-ijapa-with-this-emotional-video/

The almighty VW beetle. Don't expect it to overheat cos it won't.

Oyibbo sabbi put emotion into animation,look it almost made me cry

hisgrace090:
Fare thee well the beetle!

More respect to dat car was my Father first car hmmmm washed dat car tire

javalove:


Amarigna ale endeee?


Javalove... Unless otherwise stated...!

You're surprise, bettle, 404, 504 panel van etc

seunmohmoh:
Do people still use it?

happy NY. Whatsup dear

seunmohmoh:
Do people still use it?

Come Enugu and Nsukka, and see am plenty on the road.

My uncle and my father. Two brothers that loved themselves so much. Did everything together that it trickled to us their children and wives.

Their bond and unity was out of this world.

My father bought the 504 Peugeot from PAN in kaduna and my Uncle got the Beetle from Volkswagen in Lagos, all mint, the same day.

Christmas of that year was the bomb as all eyes were on our families.

Rest in peace uncle. Just as volkswagen have rested your beloved bettle, God have also rested your soul.

However, sadly, the United family you laboured to build and sustain is fast crumbling because of enmity and outside influence. In Chinua Achebe's voice, an enemy has entered and used a sharp knife to cut off the rope of love and brotherhood that joined us together.