tempex88:
What do they mean by made. In Nigeria? The design is foreign, the metal for fabrication is not from ajaokuta, the interior is imported. Even the technologist/ engineers are foreign. So what makes it made in Nigeria. This govt and lies. Sha.

tempex88:
What do they mean by made. In Nigeria? The design is foreign, the metal for fabrication is not from ajaokuta, the interior is imported. Even the technologist/ engineers are foreign. So what makes it made in Nigeria. This govt and lies. Sha.

tempex88:
What do they mean by made. In Nigeria? The design is foreign, the metal for fabrication is not from ajaokuta, the interior is imported. Even the technologist/ engineers are foreign. So what makes it made in Nigeria. This govt and lies. Sha.

txswat:
Just out of curiosity why don't they EVER show pictures or videos of the ACTUAL car in nigeria when they make these announcements? That youtube video is obviously not it since it's a right hand drive car. SMH.....This is more confusing for the masses!!! How much? What safety standards were used as guidelines? How does this directly benefit the economy? Is there a local content requirement? etc....

Ybholy:
Nigeria can do more better than this ! Our problem is our government . Period

tempex88:
What do they mean by made. In Nigeria? The design is foreign, the metal for fabrication is not from ajaokuta, the interior is imported. Even the technologist/ engineers are foreign. So what makes it made in Nigeria. This govt and lies. Sha.

Reference:


Then complain about the economy. Yeah. Unemployment all the way!! We still cannot link ourselves, our survival, our progress with our environment. That is the perhaps biggest problem of the African. Its always personal.

chibuike65:
How much?

tempex88:
What do they mean by made. In Nigeria? The design is foreign, the metal for fabrication is not from ajaokuta, the interior is imported. Even the technologist/ engineers are foreign. So what makes it made in Nigeria. This govt and lies. Sha.

Mutuwa:


Heard this spec is hard to maintain esp when it comes to spare part availability..how tru?

ROSSIKE:


You, and the people who 'liked' your comments are compound illiterates with zero knowledge of how the automative industry operates. For your information, no car maker on earth has all its parts manufactured in-country or in-house. Virtually everything they use to assemble their vehicles is sourced from various vehicle component manufacturers from across the globe. All the car plant does is build or 'assemble' the vehicle using those parts. The car manufacturer rarely manufactures their own parts. In the UK for instance, they have BMW, Honda, Toyota, etc with assembly plants there producing vehicles (over 1 million per annum), and these vehicles are all 'foreign designed' with parts sourced from across the globe. Britain today, despite this, is seen as a major car manufacturing nation. Nobody there says ''Ah.. the Honda brand is not designed in the UK, neither was the BMW, nor were the interior parts made in UK so it is not a made in UK vehicle''. Only ILLITERATES IN NIGERIA REASON LIKE THAT. Fact is WHEREVER a vehicle is built, which is the SAME THING as ''assembled'' is where the vehicle was built. SIMPLE. South Africa today produces 300,000 cars per annum. 95% of that output is from international manufacturers like BMW, Toyota, Hyundai etc etc based in South Africa. The vehicle industry provides jobs and livelihood to millions of South Africans, while enhancing technological development, through the rise of many ancillary services. Nigeria is doing exactly the same thing now. Meanwhile our resident negative-minded, ignorant semi-literates, rather than go learn about the industry, can only pour scorn on what they know nothing about. If you want to contribute to 'indigenization' of the car industry, why not go and learn how to manufacture a component so you can sell to the manufacturers? Is that not what folks do in SA, China, India? Do you expect govt to establish component manufacturing plants too? Instead of you to see the developments as an opportunity to contribute, all you can do is pour scorn. Sit there waiting for govt to wipe your noses. Stupi.d, ignorant mumus.

Mutuwa:


Heard this spec is hard to maintain esp when it comes to spare part availability..how tru?

sunwa:
What has government got to do with this, was there any quote from any government official from the write up.

Why do we always criticise government for everything even in our personal failures. As an individual what have you contributed to the betterment of this country since the last 4 years.

Let's not be blinded by criticising government for everything, we all have a part to play as a matter of fact we are the government.

Long live Nigeria!

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mack111:
Mugu, its like u don't understand English. Even if d car components were imported from other countries, nd so?!!! A shoe maker in aba buys parts to make shoes, cos he didn't make d parts on its own doesn't mean d shoe isn't Nigeria Made... This is a recent development that cn boost our economy nd even provide jobs.

manutdadex:
nigerians will neva sieze to suprise me, dis car is made in Nigeria! D parts mite nt be, even apple buy component frm samsung vice.v! Even laptops dell cannot boast of manufacturin 20% of d components in its laptops.. Una go dey rubish una coutry and dey blame una country una self no knw simple tinz like dis, 66% of personel involve in d makin are Nigerians....!

Rexyl:
Are the cars not made in Nigeria? You should be thanking God and people He is using to bring new things to your country. You better stop being a man of little faith. Your country is going better and aiming higher but some people are still being infected by pull it down virus. Man begin to see hope in the future of your country. We know very soon more Nigerian engineers and scientists will be engaged in the company. Beside my place is Nigerian Brewries where majority of the beneficiaries of opportunities there are Nigerians like you.

Homguy:
So everybody working at Toyota factories are Japanese? Or BMW Germany does not import parts? Its made in Nigeria because it was assembled/manufactured on Nigerian soil. QED.

ROSSIKE:


You, and the people who 'liked' your comments are compound illiterates with zero knowledge of how the automative industry operates. For your information, no car maker on earth has all its parts manufactured in-country or in-house. Virtually everything they use to assemble their vehicles is sourced from various vehicle component manufacturers from across the globe. All the car plant does is build or 'assemble' the vehicle using those parts. The car manufacturer rarely manufactures their own parts. In the UK for instance, they have BMW, Honda, Toyota, etc with assembly plants there producing vehicles (over 1 million per annum), and these vehicles are all 'foreign designed' with parts sourced from across the globe. Britain today, despite this, is seen as a major car manufacturing nation. Nobody there says ''Ah.. the Honda brand is not designed in the UK, neither was the BMW, nor were the interior parts made in UK so it is not a made in UK vehicle''. Only ILLITERATES IN NIGERIA REASON LIKE THAT. Fact is WHEREVER a vehicle is built, which is the SAME THING as ''assembled'' is where the vehicle was built. SIMPLE. South Africa today produces 300,000 cars per annum. 95% of that output is from international manufacturers like BMW, Toyota, Hyundai etc etc based in South Africa. The vehicle industry provides jobs and livelihood to millions of South Africans, while enhancing technological development, through the rise of many ancillary services. Nigeria is doing exactly the same thing now. Meanwhile our resident negative-minded, ignorant semi-literates, rather than go learn about the industry, can only pour scorn on what they know nothing about. If you want to contribute to 'indigenization' of the car industry, why not go and learn how to manufacture a component so you can sell to the manufacturers? Is that not what folks do in SA, China, India? Do you expect govt to establish component manufacturing plants too? Instead of you to see the developments as an opportunity to contribute, all you can do is pour scorn. Sit there waiting for govt to wipe your noses. Stupi.d, ignorant mumus.

4C2215131:


With regard to spare parts availability, that is not a headache for me. Place my orders directly and get it shipped in-straight from the source.

tempex88:


Do small research on Stallion, you will understand better. Why is it always stallion? the other day, it was GEJ with the key of a Nissan Jeep. only them manufacture three different brands of cars. is it not obvious the auto policy is for them

Mutuwa:


Waw...dts fantastic..i luv d "s" class n pray to own one soon.I own a "C" tho.
Nice one..

4C2215131:


Just keep believing and putting in work and prayers and I promise you that, that Beast of a car would someday be yours.

tempex88:
What do they mean by made. In Nigeria? The design is foreign, the metal for fabrication is not from ajaokuta, the interior is imported. Even the technologist/ engineers are foreign. So what makes it made in Nigeria. This govt and lies. Sha.