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sweetedge:
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mayor2013:
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MULLAH123:
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Maybach Exelero - By far the most expensive car on this list. The Exelero was also built in 2004 with a price tag of $8 million (N3.4 Billion). To see one on our roads would be a sinful act in fact!



Add yours to the list and tell us if you have seen any of these cars.

Bugatti Chiron – Bugatti Veyron is now old news, although there are also versions of the Veyron that would be hard to come by…like the Veyron Vitesse or the Limited Mansory Vivere edition. Cooked by German witch doctors, the Chiron is not at the dealerships yet, those that have them in their garage are those that paid for them even before the company started mass production. Maybe we’ll see one sometime in Nigeria in the future.

Mclaren P1 – The Mclaren brand has roots in racing, so they decided to come up with a car that feels like a formula 1 car but street legal. Fast is an understatement, the P1 is a rocket on wheels.

Zenvo ST1 – Assembled in Denmark, the Zenvo ST1 creates an obscene amount of power so much the engine caught fire on the Top Gear track. The company however claimed Top Gear's hours of extreme driving led to the fire. Nevertheless, this one should just stay away from our roads.

Ferrari Pininfarina Sergio – Yemi Alade would have to do with the more common Ferrari, not that any type of Ferrari is common to begin with. The Ferrari LaFerrari (so good, they had to name it twice) and the tongue twisting Pininfarina Sergio are rare cars.

Lamborghini Centenario: Yes there are some models of Lambos here, but some Lamborghinis are hard to come by anywhere in the world. Three of their most exclusive models are the Centenario LP, Sesto Elemento (sixth Element) and the Veneno.

Pagani : The Pagani Zonda and Huayra are so limited some eventual owners had to wait three years to take delivery of the Italian masterpiece.

Hennessey Venom GT : There is a raging argument about which is the fastest production car in the world…many believe it’s the Bugatti Veyron Supersport but no, The Texas based Hennessey Venom GT holds the Guinness book record as the fastest production vehicle in the world with 1200 horsepower. This car has 8 times more power than a 4 cylinder Toyota Camry "Muscle".

W Motors Lykan Hypersport : You may recall the Lykan Hypersport from its starring role in the blockbuster Fast & Furious 7, where the Dubai based supercar crashed through not one, not two, but three skyscrapers in Abu Dhabi.

Tesla Models : The American manufacturer built the Model S car and their recent Model X SUV as full plug in electric vehicles without internal combustion engines. These vehicles are charged like mobile phones and we don't even have enough electricity to charge our phones yet.

Even with the current recession, Nigerians are known to buy some of the most exclusive automobile brands in the world, from Bentley to the Rolls- Royce and Lamborghini to the Bugatti Veyron. They are all on our roads especially in Lagos and Abuja, however, there are some brand of luxury vehicles you won’t find on our Nigerian roads. Some may be due to their exclusivity while others are due to the fact that the technology which powers their engines are not readily available in Nigeria.

Here are some of the cars you won’t see in Nigeria:

Koenigsegg : The Swedish super sport car company is well known for their exquisite pieces of automobile engineering as seen in the CCXR, Agera, Regera or Koenigsegg One:1.

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OP somehow left out Volkswagen Golf
Maka why

You are very correct. The Golf is the 15th car I omitted. It's now been included.

Thanks

Ford Edge: It is a top pick for most young individuals in the corporate world. The selling price of the Ford Edge was N9 million before the recession, however, it now sells for N21 million.

Toyota Highlander: Absolutely reliable and performs excellently on bad roads.

Toyota Sienna: An excellent choice for large families, interstate transport companies as well as small haulage companies.

Toyota Rav4: The love of this vehicle emanates from Nigerian's love for Toyota and women's love for SUVs.

Hyundai Elantra: Hyundai's creativity, unique styling and marketing drive has brought the Elantra into the spotlight. They now give Toyota a run for their money.

Kia Rio: This is the most loved brand new car amongst those that are working with a budget.

Ford Explorer: The Explorer has fast become one of the top selling SUVs in Nigeria; It is well loved due of its large size and enormous features. However, several owners claim that the vehicle's reliability is questionable.

Toyota Prado: Thanks to the banks and other corporate organisations who have made the Prado a huge success.

Lexus RX350: This is about the hottest ride in demand at the moment as it balances a luxury cabin with efficient performance on bad roads.


Volkswagen Golf: The Volkswagen Golf has stood the test of time in Nigeria. Back in the days, we used to love Santana, Jetta and Passat.

Toyota Corolla: No census is required to determine the most popular car on our roads. The Corolla is loved by individuals and companies who want a reliable car with low cost of maintenance.

Mercedes-Benz G Class: Some of us claim it is ugly and expensive while others are convinced that it's an amazing vehicle. The G-Wagon is one toy, wealthy Nigerians use to show off their affluence. The most amazing thing is this vehicle is a die hard as the 2001 model can be modified to look like it's 2016 model.

Range Rover: Any Nigerian who hits the jackpot will most likely think of getting a "Range".

Toyota Camry: All Toyota Camry model have been a success in Nigeria. We have even given them code names like pencil light, drop light, big daddy and muscle. These cars sell easily due to their styling, reliability and resale value.

These are the some of the cars Nigerians love the most.

Honda Accord: What else can be said about a car who's code name is "End of Discussion".

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Nigerian Senator, Dino Melaye shared this picture of himself with his Lamborghini Gallardo and Ferrari California.

http://autojosh.com/2345-2/

drhappy:
Good day bros. Please kindly help with this:

Vin 2T1BU40E89C089612.

I am on: drhappi2005@yahoo.com

Thanks sir.

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