₦airaland Forum

RZArecta:
in all honesty, if Nigerian roads were good, I’ll never bother myself with an suv but you’ll have to consider the roads you ply everyday. Since the two vehicles you’re considering can be handled by any decent mechanic, you can’t go wrong choosing any one. It’s only because of security I’ll choose the CRV since the Matrix (mini Corolla) is a thief magnet except you’re sure of doing comprehensive insurance and putting a good tracking device

timifakay:
Your money and knowledge no reach and you still, get pride join...

speedfreak:
Gm op,first thing would be what exactly are you using the car for? The crv has better ground clearance(you wouldn’t have to worry about bad roads) and would be much more available for you on your current budget,the matrix in comparism has better styling(the dash on that crv is just ),better fuel economy,cheaper parts,etc but would be more expensive because it’s a Toyota. Personally I’d pick anything Honda under 2010 as ergonomics is a huge deal for me in any car. Tbh the Crv is winner if you travel often

RZArecta:
You’ll get a clean CRV for that amount but a badly abused Matrix (even if you see one)

DukeNija:
The matrix is your best bet. Seeing that you are new in the automobile game, you won’t have much problems with the cars maintenance. But you’ll have to add an additional 200-300k for an okay Matrix.

DukeNija:
Ignore his aggravated approach but he’s very right. You won’t get any good car for that amount.

Mouthgag:
Lol
Just 700?
You must be joking...
Unless na empty pangolo u wan buy wha...

amdman:
Closed Deal!

2006 Toyota Matrix

blueblood1:
Good Morning amdman,

Please how much will land me a 2003 Toyota Matrix

Keep up the good work

safari0412:
Ikotun Egbe.