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Caseless:
so, you now speak on behalf of Kia ? Or we should ignore their statement and adopt your own?

Facts on ground speaks best above all.

eTECTIVe:
And where are cars dey sold? Becos I'm yet to see it on Nigerian roads

You've not seen all those Rios, Ceratos, Optimas, etc?

Uchihaitaci:







This is how you know guys that live in face me I face you in one dirty remote village

Anyone who works in Victoria island or Ikoyi axis will agree that it's insane the number for Kia and Hyundai cars one sees in traffic nowadays.

Funny enough I was telling my driver this same thing last week. Kia are really selling g like mad.

Now back to these embarrassing examples of Nigerian men. Please next time if you have nothing to say or are not sure just shut up and don't make a fool of yourself again

Absolutely true. I don't know people find this suprising. Both Hyundai and Kia vehicles offer pretty much the same vehicle performance PLUS beautiful vehicle designs at HALF the price (or less) of brand new Toyota vehicles. Hell, I'm evn a new Kia convert as I intend to by a 2014 Kia Rio for wifey.

Thanks. Dont mind those bush people commenting. Kia said 200% increase. That is if they sold 10 before, now it is 20. Percentage increase is different from vehicular volume increase.
Plus since the increase in $ price, Kia is the car type most corporate organizations and individuals turned to because the price of Toyota and Honda has gone over the roof.

Uchihaitaci:







This is how you know guys that live in face me I face you in one dirty remote village

Anyone who works in Victoria island or Ikoyi axis will agree that it's insane the number for Kia and Hyundai cars one sees in traffic nowadays.

Funny enough I was telling my driver this same thing last week. Kia are really selling g like mad.

Now back to these embarrassing examples of Nigerian men. Please next time if you have nothing to say or are not sure just shut up and don't make a fool of yourself again

I know families who own 2 or 3 Kia cars.

Purchased newly

Seems Kia is cheapest brand new cars in Nigeria.

Caseless:


This report is false, but if it's turned to the caption: Kia recorded lowest sales due to bad economy and policies , I'm sure you'd have incredulously accepted. You see why you and those other guys are hypocrites?

Tell me, where should we get the true statistics from, you or them?

Still making my point for me. I am now a "guy on the other side" but nothing in my comment shows I have taken any sides yet. You could have asked him for statistics and counter him from there instead just declaring him an enemy of Nigeria even though I am not sure he made a political comment, the same way you have said I am from the other side even though I just called out your manner of turning the sensible debate to a stupid political one.
This siege mentality will not help anyone.
Unfortunately based on your comprehension of my last post, I dont expect u to comprehend this either.

olumzzz:
Thanks. Dont mind those bush people commenting. Kia said 200% increase. That is if they sold 10 before, now it is 20. Percentage increase is different from vehicular volume increase.
Plus since the increase in $ price, Kia is the car type most corporate organizations and individuals turned to because the price of Toyota and Honda has gone over the roof.

Your head correct.

@Caseless, this is how u make a point. Cheers.

Hope your AC is working?

Agbaletu:
#TeamKia

ndigbo:
You record 200% sales, yet you put all your staff on contract without good pay .......

That's the Indians for you!

agyo:
Hope your AC is working?

Very well. You have issue with yours?

fucking lies!!!

Don’t blame them. They only said it as they know it.
Multinationals are now switching to Kias and Hyundais.
The Toyota brand dove head straight into companies’ bad books because of the unbelievable prices of their models. Despite being the preferred brand, the Koreans took the market.
Likes of Unilever, Nestlé, Nigerian Breweries and plenty others now buy Kias and Hyundais for their personnels (especially those in the field) as working tools.
A Kia Cerato with Auto Transmission, Cruise Control, 17’ alloys is way cheaper than a bland 1.6l Toyota Corolla with Manual Transmission and pot cover tyres.
Imagine the number of Fast Moving Consumer Goods in open markets and retail outlets and the guys responsible for their availability and again the number of cars these companies buy for them as working tools on annual basis. That should clear your doubt.

If still in doubt, try and be more observant when stuck in traffic in places like VI, Lekki...

I don’t live in Lagos but I could imagine these brands’ ubiquity in the commercial areas.

Uchihaitaci:







This is how you know guys that live in face me I face you in one dirty remote village

Anyone who works in Victoria island or Ikoyi axis will agree that it's insane the number for Kia and Hyundai cars one sees in traffic nowadays.

Funny enough I was telling my driver this same thing last week. Kia are really selling g like mad.

Now back to these embarrassing examples of Nigerian men. Please next time if you have nothing to say or are not sure just shut up and don't make a fool of yourself again

hadesanjo:
Don’t blame them. They only said it as they know it.
Multinationals are now switching to Kias and Hyundais.
The Toyota brand dove head straight into companies’ bad books because of the unbelievable prices of their models. Despite being the preferred brand, the Koreans took the market.
Likes of Unilever, Nestlé, Nigerian Breweries and plenty others now buy Kias and Hyundais for their personnels (especially those in the field) as working tools.
A Kia Cerato with Auto Transmission, Cruise Control, 17’ alloys is way cheaper than a bland 1.6l Toyota Corolla with Manual Transmission and pot cover tyres.
Imagine the number of Fast Moving Consumer Goods in open markets and retail outlets and the guys responsible for their availability and again the number of cars these companies buy for them as working tools on annual basis. That should clear your doubt.

If still in doubt, try and be more observant when stuck in traffic in places like VI, Lekki...

I don’t live in Lagos but I could imagine these brands’ ubiquity in the commercial areas.

Well said. Kudos to the Koreans