Zonefree:
A 2008 Toyota Camry can get you over 80 Nigerian girls in three weeks.

Every new car owner in Nigeria will attest to this fact.

Oowel:
It's so pleasant to be riding in your own car without anyone calling you to ask were are you or will you bring back the car now...

Berrityga:
Was a top of the world feeling when I bought my first car a 2013 camry. I later gave it to my mum after 8months of using it. I could stand the fact my mum was still flying okada. Since then I've not been able to buy another car. God go see nr through.

Richy4:
In my own case,It wasn't like dude I own a car.... considering the circumstances.

slan87:


Lol,
Did you sleep that night you bought the car?
How did you feel?

slan87:


Deep

The circumstances surrounding getting the car was what every international students would understand..
<< You can't call your folks all the time that you needed funds.. u have to get a job to tidy certain things..
<< I saw a part-time job that requires the applicant to own a car, I applied... During the interview I was asked again if I got a car because it warrant starting work @ 6am.. no lateness...I said yes with a smile.. I was offered the job to resume in four days time..Chaiii!!!!
If I rely on Bus, I will be resuming 45mins late every morning duties I will be doing..

<< I went online where second and third handed cars were sold by the owners themselves...not car dealers..
<< With limited resources as a student, I bought it... A Holden Hatchback, two doors..
I hated it because it was "girly"..If someone wants to get to the back seat, u have to come out and press your front seat
<< Again, The previous owner got a cat, I discovered that after buying, hmmm it took me more than 4months to remove the deep-rooted furs from the seats..
<< U see, it was just a means to get from point A to B...I only appreciated it when it rains.
<< My second car purchase was more like what u were describing now

Richy4:

The circumstances surrounding getting the car was what every international students would understand..
<< You can't call your folks all the time that you needed funds.. u have to get a job to tidy certain things..
<< I saw a part-time job that requires the applicant to own a car, I applied... During the interview I was asked again if I got a car because it warrant starting work @ 6am.. no lateness...I said yes with a smile.. I was offered the job to resume in four days time..Chaiii!!!!
If I rely on Bus, I will be resuming 45mins late every morning duties I will be doing..

<< I went online where second and third handed cars were sold by the owners themselves...not car dealers..
<< With limited resources as a student, I bought it... A Holden Hatchback, two doors..
I hated it because it was "girly"..If someone wants to get to the back seat, u have to come out and press your front seat
<< Again, The previous owner got a cat, I discovered that after buying, hmmm it took me more than 4months to remove the deep-rooted furs from the seats..
<< U see, it was just a means to get from point A to B...I only appreciated it when it rains.
<< My second car purchase was more like what u were describing how

ahnie:

This riffraff that’s still be housed n fed by his aged parents,person never fit afford Canadian loud to smoke na car he go com fit buy?

Such a decorative failed yahoo boy with patchy leaned ribs.

People wey dem dey pray for never better,na the one wey full community dey naked swear for naim go come better?

ahnie:

This riffraff that’s still be housed n fed by his aged parents,person never fit afford Canadian loud to smoke na car he go com fit buy?

Such a decorative failed yahoo boy with patchy leaned ribs.

People wey dem dey pray for never better,na the one wey full community dey naked swear for naim go come better?

DrAbdulSuleman:
Getting my first car was an unforgettable moment in my life. It was a feeling of immense pride, achievement, and independence.

Growing up, I never thought I would be able to afford a car, especially as a young academic in a developing country. However, with hard work, dedication, and the support of my family, I was able to save enough money to purchase a modest car which was the Ford Focus.

When I finally got behind the wheel of my own car, I felt a sense of liberation and freedom. No longer did I have to rely on public transportation or the kindness of others to get around. I could go wherever I wanted, whenever I wanted, without any restrictions.

More than anything else, getting my first car was a symbol of the progress I had made in my personal and professional life. It was a tangible reminder of the fruits of my labor and the many sacrifices that had brought me to that point.

slan87:
As we all know there is always a first time for everything in life. To everyone who own a car, what was the feeling like when you bought your first car?

slan87:
Were you able to sleep over the night?

slan87:
How did you celebrated it?

slan87:
What brand of car?

slan87:
How did you cope in terms of maintenance?

slan87:
Did you regret buying the car or it was a good move?

Nazgul:

Mad o!

You'll always want to drive out even though you don't have any specific destination in mind, and when driving you'll make sure you drive through all the familar routes in your neighborhood so that people can see that your life has upgraded. 😁


Why not...I slept like a baby


Celebrate a model that's over 10 years old... what kind of archaic mentality is that? 😩😩


Toyota


Nothing stressful... I Just refuel it and change oil when necessary.


Obviously was a good move...I have no regrets whatsoever.

pussygotlips: