for some time now, hv noticed that i hardly see Honda cars on the road and street in my location.

6 out of 10 vehicles is toyota. The remaining could be lexux, mazda, benz, and nissan.

How is the trend in ur area?

pablobellins:
for some time now, hv noticed that i hardly see Honda cars on the road and street in my location.

6 out of 10 vehicles is toyota. The remaining could be lexux, mazda, benz, and nissan.

How is the trend in ur area?

Hmmm its hard to put words together. If you feel you are right, then you are correct. But if you doubt yourself, you are absolutely wrong.

adanny01:


Hmmm its hard to put words together. If you feel you are right, then you are correct. But if you doubt yourself, you are absolutely wrong.

just my opinion

Cc lalasticlala

pablobellins:
for some time now, hv noticed that i hardly see Honda cars on the road and street in my location.

6 out of 10 vehicles is toyota. The remaining could be lexux, mazda, benz, and nissan.

How is the trend in ur area?

come kano,kaduna,abuja ,jos and ask same question

pablobellins:
for some time now, hv noticed that i hardly see Honda cars on the road and street in my location.

6 out of 10 vehicles is toyota. The remaining could be lexux, mazda, benz, and nissan.

How is the trend in ur area?

Guess your area is not in Nigeria

ahiboilandgas:
come kano,kaduna,abuja ,jos and ask same question

Oh boy! Even as far as Niger republic. Abooki loves Honda die!

Most of the cars in the north are honda models. Because they are cheap

well; am talking south south

pablobellins:
well; am talking south south

I don't vouch for your claims, but hope you know that Hondas of 2000+ models are not suitable for regularly flooded, mud ridden, potholes ridden bad inner street roads that characterised all southsouth states. From Benin to yenogoa all inner street roads are naturally awful

dgitrader:

I don't vouch for your claims, but hope you know that Hondas of 2000+ models are not suitable for regularly flooded, mud ridden, potholes ridden bad inner street roads that characterised all southsouth states. From Benin to yenogoa all inner street roads are naturally awful

Not Port Harcourt.

There's Honda''s everywhere here too.

Big lie, the 2013 plus Honda accord clearly beats the Camry in so many ways , and it is a hit here in Nigeria, so I totally disagree with u

Las Las na Honda I go buy

Op i dont understand what you mean by south south, cos here in port harcourt honda full everywhere.

dgitrader:

I don't vouch for your claims, but hope you know that Hondas of 2000+ models are not suitable for regularly flooded, mud ridden, potholes ridden bad inner street roads that characterised all southsouth states. From Benin to yenogoa all inner street roads are naturally awful

i dont reside in any of the place mentioned above. I stay in Ondo state, AND my observation strecthes across lagos, ogun and benin yh.

baconline:
Big lie, the 2013 plus Honda accord clearly beats the Camry in so many ways , and it is a hit here in Nigeria, so I totally disagree with u

am not draggin that with u; just telling abt the observed scarcity of honda products on the roads i ply regularly.

ksmart027:
Op i dont understand what you mean by south south, cos here in port harcourt honda full everywhere.

tor, never bn there. But here in Ondo; Ogun aand Lagos, let someone come out to dispute my claim; am waiting

pablobellins:
i dont reside in any of the place mentioned above. I stay in Ondo state, AND my observation strecthes across lagos, ogun and benin yh.

Ok then! It depends on how and where you observe. Even though it is not a choice for transporters, it still remains Nigeria's most popular auto brand after Toyota, any where any day.

dgitrader:


Ok then! It depends on how and where you observe. Even though it is not a choice for transporters, it still remains Nigeria's most popular auto brand after Toyota, any where any day.

for now yh. I see tht stat changing in the next decade, most public transport scheme is aways toyota(picnic or previa) most privte car is toyota.

This will quite an interesting argument trust me

pablobellins:
most public transport scheme is aways toyota(picnic or previa).

Lol! If only you know what u don't know

Funny though i agree with OP.
the competition some years back was between accord and camry, civic and corolla, city and yaris.
Today, for every accord you see, you'll see 5 or more camry.

Lets start with the basics. Babyboy and pencil light. which one do you see more?
EOD and big for nothing, which one do you see more?

OP indeed does have a point

Areaboy2:
Funny though i agree with OP.
the competition some years back was between accord and camry, civic and corolla, city and yaris.
Today, for every accord you see, you'll see 5 or more camry.

Lets start with the basics. Babyboy and pencil light. which one do you see more?
EOD and big for nothing, which one do you see more?

OP indeed does have a point

God bless you for this analysis. Let start comparing those cars that reign together.

Bro; u live in the south south or sw abi?

Beer palor talk

pablobellins:
God bless you for this analysis. Let start comparing those cars that reign together.

Bro; u live in the south south or sw abi?

Port Harcourt

Awon team honda representing

Areaboy2:

Port Harcourt

i thought someone said honda full port

pablobellins:
i thought someone said honda full port

Port Harcourt dey 2? Hahahaha..
Seriously though, the main thing is numbers. Honda dey but in comparison to Toyota and even kia/hyundai sef, Honda no plenty..

Areaboy2:


Port Harcourt dey 2? Hahahaha..
Seriously though, the main thing is numbers. Honda dey but in comparison to Toyota and even kia/hyundai sef, Honda no plenty..

Honda wey dey ph plenty pass kia/hyundai

Areaboy2:
Funny though i agree with OP.
the competition some years back was between accord and camry, civic and corolla, city and yaris.
Today, for every accord you see, you'll see 5 or more camry.

Lets start with the basics. Babyboy and pencil light. which one do you see more?
EOD and big for nothing, which one do you see more?

OP indeed does have a point

for Ibadan
pencil and baby boy is 50/50
big daddy EOD DC can be 55/45

Honda is not fading , Toyota produces and sells more vehicles than all other brands. closely follow is Honda in sales.

Eldemmi:


for Ibadan
pencil and baby boy is 50/50
big daddy EOD DC can be 55/45

Honda is not fading , Toyota produces and sells more vehicles than all other brands. closely follow is Honda in sales.

God bless you for this comment sir..the best comment I've read,I'm not good in mathematics, but as poor as my maths is,I know it doesn't make much sense comparing a car brand that let's say produces and manufactures almost as twice in number to a rival brand, in every 50 Honda cars manufactured, there will be over 100 Toyota cars manufactured,yet in some part of the country Honda still give Toyota a run of its money,to me Honda is not fading away rather they are doing a great job if with their lower number of production when compared to Toyota yet they compete... And for the records in some part of the north they even beat Toyota on the street

To those two above; u re both talking of global productions.

Talk about your localty; go out today and tomorrow and do a silent survey.

When i still have my honda civic in late 2000; i can tell u then that it was honda that was reigning then; u will hardly see someone in toyata.

Aaye igba accord and co.

But now; u hv to accept the fact that its in decline on the graph and toyota is goin upward on the graph. And if it continues like this, am sorry for Honda market in my own localty(Ondo; ogun; nd lagos)

that bn said;

if u were presented an honda with a toyota variant, which are u taaking?

May be fading in your dreams... Lol


But honestly Toyota is more common no doubt,

I will always choose Honda, if you are someone who can maintain a car with the correct fluid you want regret it