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Brand new battery fitted. This car is NEW. Call me for me for test drive now. CALL OR WHATSAPP 08122711058 |
WhatsApp or call me for more info and videos of this beautiful Benz. 08122711058 |
Available for immediate purchase now |
Mercedes GLC 300 2018 with full duty. * Very low mileage * Non accidented * Black metallic * Cream leather seats * Chrome and polished wood panelling * Harman Kardon Infotainment system * Air conditioning * Double panoramic roof * New tyres all round * Unmarked condition and drives like new * Location Abuja * Price N30m negotiable * Contact: Don 08122711058
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CertifiedGee:Check your spark plugs and replace if they are bad then service your injector nozzles. |
I also carry out Pre-purchase Inspection.Abuja location only. |
Hey Yang, I deal in Chinese trucks here in Nigeria and I can supply you with all the information you need to know about Chinese trucks in Nigeria. Chinese trucks now dominate Nigeria's commercial vehicle market across construction, logistics, agriculture, and oil-field support. They offer a significant price advantage over equivalent European makes, and the parts ecosystem in Nigeria has grown to support the most popular brands. But the brands are not interchangeable — each has a different background, a different product range, and a different track record for after-sales support in Nigeria. This guide covers the six brands you will encounter most often. This shift happened gradually through the 2000s and accelerated in the 2010s as Chinese manufacturers opened African distribution networks and the Naira's purchasing power made European trucks increasingly difficult to justify for most operators. A HOWO or Shacman 6×4 tractor head can cost roughly 40–60% of a comparable Volvo or Mercedes Actros when purchased new from China, and used units are cheaper still. These are some of the popular brands on Nigerian roads; 1. HOWO — Sinotruk HOWO is the commercial truck brand of Sinotruk (China National Heavy Duty Truck Group, CNHTC), headquartered in Jinan, Shandong. It is the most recognised Chinese truck name in Nigeria and has the widest parts distribution network of any Chinese heavy truck brand in the country. HOWO trucks are used almost everywhere heavy capacity is needed: construction site dump trucks, concrete mixer trucks, tractor heads for container haulage, flat-bed tippers for quarry operations, and fuel tankers. The HOWO A7 series is the model most commonly seen on Nigerian roads — it is an older design but well-understood by local mechanics and parts are readily available in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Kano, and Abuja. The newer HOWO T7H and HOWO TH7 series offer a more modern cab, better driver ergonomics, and higher GVW ratings, though local parts familiarity is still catching up. Typical configurations: 6×4 tractor head (371 hp or 420 hp), 6×4 tipper/dump truck, 8×4 mixer. If parts availability and workshop familiarity in Nigeria are your primary concerns, HOWO is the safest starting point. 2. Shacman — Shaanxi Automobile Group Shacman is produced by Shaanxi Automobile Group, based in Xi'an. The brand has built a strong reputation across Africa for ruggedness on poor terrain — a key selling point for Nigerian operators working on unpaved construction routes, mining access roads, or remote agricultural haulage. The most common Shacman models in Nigeria are the X3000 and the older F3000 series. The X3000 is a significant step up in cab design and specification from the F3000, with a longer wheelbase option and better load ratings for demanding applications. The M3000 sits between the two in terms of specification and price. Parts availability in Nigeria is growing but is not yet as deep as HOWO's network. In Port Harcourt and Lagos, authorised dealers or specialist importers can usually source Shacman parts within a reasonable turnaround. 3. Foton — Beiqi Foton Motor Foton (Beiqi Foton Motor, Beijing) has a broader product range than HOWO or Shacman, spanning light commercial vans through to heavy trucks. In Nigeria, the brand is most visible in the light-to-medium segment, where the Foton Aumark and Foton View are used for goods distribution, school transport, and small-fleet logistics. At the heavier end, the Foton Auman series competes with HOWO and Shacman for tractor head and tipper applications. Auman trucks have generally received good reviews for cab quality and fuel efficiency relative to their segment, though the brand has less name recognition in Nigeria than HOWO, and buyers should confirm that a local parts supply chain exists for the specific model before purchase. Foton is a good option when the requirement is a light or medium commercial vehicle rather than heavy haulage — the brand has a wider product spread at that size range than most Chinese competitors. 4. Dongfeng Dongfeng Motor, headquartered in Wuhan, is one of the largest automotive groups in China and produces a very wide range of vehicles, from passenger cars through to heavy trucks. The truck division relevant to Nigerian commercial buyers covers medium and heavy trucks under the Dongfeng, Dongfeng Kinland, and Dongfeng Captain names. Dongfeng trucks in the medium category (5–15 tonnes GVW) are commonly used in Nigeria for inter-state heavy cargo haulage. The brand has a reasonable dealer presence in major Nigerian cities. One thing worth noting: Dongfeng sells trucks under several sub-brands and joint-venture names, so confirming the exact powertrain and specification — rather than relying on the Dongfeng brand name alone — is important when comparing prices between suppliers. 5. FAW First Automobile Works, Changchun is one of China's oldest automotive manufacturers, founded in 1953. The truck division, sold under the FAW Jiefang name, produces heavy commercial trucks in the same class as HOWO and Shacman. FAW trucks appear in Nigeria primarily in tipper, tractor head, and cargo configurations. The brand is less dominant than HOWO in the Nigerian market, but it has an established presence and some specialist importers maintain local parts stock. FAW is often considered a step closer to mid-tier European quality in terms of cab finish and powertrain refinement, which is reflected in a slightly higher price point than equivalent HOWO units. 6. JAC — JAC Motors JAC Motors (Jianghuai Automobile, Hefei) occupies the light-to-medium commercial space. In Nigeria, JAC is seen most often in cargo vans, light panel trucks, and small flatbed configurations used for urban deliveries, trade distribution, and school/shuttle transport. JAC has a growing dealer network in Nigeria and the brand has invested in after-sales infrastructure more deliberately than some Chinese competitors. For buyers whose requirement is a fleet of light vans or medium cargo trucks rather than heavy haulage, JAC is worth including in the comparison. |
All systems diagnostics is absolutely free. |
I just observed that there are so many threads and posts on CarTalk and Autos section of Nairaland concerning car issues in all it's possible ramifications. Many don't specify the makes and models of their cars before hauling their issues onto the platform. Also, many don't specify their locations within the country. This reduces your chances of a swift local resolve as renowned technicians recommended may likely be within your vicinity. |
My name is Cardoctor. I am a specialist in diagnostics and repairs of all Toyota/Lexus and Honda/ Acura cars and SUVs for over 30 years and should be able to deliver an unrivalled service at the most reasonable rate. My workshop location is in Lokogoma, Abuja and we have all the tools and equipments to get jobs done properly. I offer free advice and diagnostics for Nairalanders community on all issues concerning Toyota and Honda cars. You can call, WhatsApp or text on this number 08122711058 or click on my signature below. |
Ok let's fasten our seatbelts and hold our breath is the Breaking News. |
kuss:Some people will just post without stating their location. How can I help you with this if you posted in Sokoto and I'm in Bayelsa? HOW? |
conqueror221:Pls state: 1. Make and model of your car 2. Year of manufacture 3. Current odometer or mileage reading .....before making your complaint. |
akosatech:No fighting here pls. We are car techs so let's be civil. |
Backed by the Presidency |
I knew we would get here. It's NIGERIA. |
Someone has to be blamed anyway |
Waking up to the smell of fresh coffee |
All the colours of the rainbow is black. |
She no send o. She just kicks their azz. |
What has he now achieved? |
Normal thing in Taraba state. Always hoarding relief materials from the poor public. |
It's natural |
This woman dey hear gossip o |
What is all this grammar? |
Maduka is moving up to higher expectations |
Practice minding your business and don't ask for directions. |
Does she have a husband? That's what matters bro. |
Men have become God. What about the log in your eye? |
They should try Keeping Lagos Clean first. |
Oga you strong o. It takes more than a man to do this. |