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Naturelle05:
Hi guys

What kind of car will you recommend for single working lady that knows nothing about car and doesn't want to be visiting mechanic everyday.

My budget is 400-500k

Is Honda civic( 2001-2004) such a bad car?

I rather buy a scooter than to buy Honda Civic

That car leg can pull for Africa...! Kai

You can go for Corolla 2004, though u can't get it at that price

Naturelle05:
Hi guys

What kind of car will you recommend for single working lady that knows nothing about car and doesn't want to be visiting mechanic everyday.

My budget is 400-500k

Is Honda civic( 2001-2004) such a bad car?

smartty68:

I rather buy a scooter than to buy Honda Civic

lol why did you say that

Naturelle05:
lol why did you say that

I modified my post

AnaCheks:
You can go for Corolla 2004, though u can't get it at that price

that why I started the budget, I CNT afford a Toyota corrolla

picanto

torres89:
picanto

what year

2001-2004 @ 400-500k?
Nne kolewerk.

I don't think Nigerian used will sell at that price _ let alone Tokunbo. Nurey, what do you have to say?

PaperLace:
2001-2004 @ 400-500k?
Nne kolewerk.

I don't think Nigerian used will sell at that price _ let alone Tokunbo. Nurey, what do you have to say?

I have even seen Nigerian used for far less, but I have not inspect it anyway.

My sister bought hers 600k (American 2000 model auto with AC) when dollar to naira was 400+ and the engine wasn't good, the person who inspect it didn't do a good job, new changed for 90k borne by both parties (seller and buyer ).

@Naturelle05, the Civic is your best bet, the European version looks more solid in terms of body and can withstand stress more than the American version.

You can even get the tokunbo of the European as little as 650k to 900k depending on year and type of transmission. It has a wagon too, so good, if you intend to use it as a transportation vehicle during your free times (for eggs, bread etc).

No civic experience leg pull, I have not seen it once whether it's European or American leg pull isn't associated with this model.

If you get one very clean without rust at 300 to 350 even if engine is bad, it will be good as the remaining balance can be used to source for engine and do solid leg works for the car which will give you peace of mind

European version pix attached

And am loving Honda already
This pulling leg now na problem oo

nurey:


I have even seen Nigerian used for far less, but I have not inspect it anyway.

My sister bought hers 600k (American 2000 model auto with AC) when dollar to naira was 400+ and the engine wasn't good, the person who inspect it didn't do a good job, new changed for 90k borne by both parties (seller and buyer ).

@Naturelle05, the Civic is your best bet, the European version looks more solid in terms of body and can withstand stress more than the American version.

You can even get the tokunbo of the European as little as 650k to 900k depending on year and type of transmission. It has a wagon too, so good, if you intend to use it as a transportation vehicle during your free times (for eggs, bread etc).

No civic experience leg pull, I have not seen it once whether it's European or American leg pull isn't associated with this model.

If you get one very clean without rust at 300 to 350 even if engine is bad, it will be good as the remaining balance can be used to source for engine and do solid leg works for the car which will give you peace of mind

European version pix attached

thank you very much was actually thinking of this

That's not true. i use honda civic and the leg has never pulled. 15months running till date.

smartty68:

I rather buy a scooter than to buy Honda Civic

That car leg can pull for Africa...! Kai

Best car for a lady is the civic .

If you ever need tie rod order on amazon and it will last you 6 years guaranteed

nurey:


I have even seen Nigerian used for far less, but I have not inspect it anyway.

My sister bought hers 600k (American 2000 model auto with AC) when dollar to naira was 400+ and the engine wasn't good, the person who inspect it didn't do a good job, new changed for 90k borne by both parties (seller and buyer ).

@Naturelle05, the Civic is your best bet, the European version looks more solid in terms of body and can withstand stress more than the American version.

You can even get the tokunbo of the European as little as 650k to 900k depending on year and type of transmission. It has a wagon too, so good, if you intend to use it as a transportation vehicle during your free times (for eggs, bread etc).

No civic experience leg pull, I have not seen it once whether it's European or American leg pull isn't associated with this model.

If you get one very clean without rust at 300 to 350 even if engine is bad, it will be good as the remaining balance can be used to source for engine and do solid leg works for the car which will give you peace of mind

European version pix attached

Which year are you referring to sir

nams77:

Which model are you referring to sir

My sister bought Honda civic Ameerican 2000 model.

I asked the op to buy the european version because it is always cheaper than the american spec