₦airaland Forum

harley88:
I’m an Honda fan so I’d advice you for the tokunbo of the Honda Civic 2012 model. Change go still remain from the 4.5.
Or you go for the naija used 2013/14 Honda Accord. Change no suppose remain.
These cars are easy to maintain and also command some prestige.

I would have advised VW Jetta 2013, but maintenance might be an issue esp for a first time owner.

buygala:
Your confusion is confusing me sef.. You seem not to have made up your mind on what kind of car you want..

Pending when you get your thoughts together, buy Nigerian used Nissan Murano make sufferness clear your head small.

Or you can make up your mind and get a good specimen of any of the cars you have mentioned..They are all good vehicles in their own individual rights.. Gbogbo confusion yi ko necestri.

yak:
can you please explain further because we are currently considering 05/06 Matrix as daily drivers

lordm:
I know you are wealthy, but at least I gave my advice. You don't have to use derogatory terms on me. I gave my advice because of the cars I have used. That does not mean I will tell people who have not used a car before bad names. Bros reason am

GLouis:
Please what is the name and year of this car ?

Then what is its common issues ?

Omoapena:
Instead of the Toyota Camry
Go for Honda Accord 2014.

The car is sleek
Attractive interior
More speed
& has beautiful design...

abrahambest:
Thanks alot for your input. Just have a few concerns on the V6 you mentioned. Can you please let me know why because based on what I've read, v6 engines perform better and are smoother though may consume more fuel.

lordm:
Avoid V6. Avoid Diesel cars, go for cars you can easily get spare parts. Because a car is cheap does not make it a good car for you. Lastly, go with a trusted mechanic or you will cry blood

owagbeba:
Hi.is there any platform one can use to get the Black market rate?

Angelawhite:
But the official rate has gone up

seunmsg:
In simple terms, we don’t earn enough foreign exchange to keep the Naira strong. We don’t produce anything that other countries require other than crude oil. The little forex we earn from crude oil, we spend almost everything to import refined petroleum products and sell in Naira at subsidized rates.

Political elites and even the citizens are not helping matters. Our elites steal money and horde them in foreign currencies. Citizens also have a very high taste for anything foreign. So, we keep using our little forex to meet all these demands.

There is, however, a green light at the end of the tunnel with Dangote refinery. Once it comes on board fully next year, we should be able to significantly reduce our importation bills. With other government policies in the Agric sector, mining etc, the Naira May start getting stronger by end of next year other things being equal. I’m just being optimistic.

kingreign:
Your case is different, na village people dey do the motor.
As-salamu alaykum sister!!!!

BigCowHornn:
Given that you don't know the car's history beyond what the seller says you wanna bet your millions on that?

BigCowHornn:
Chose all you want but pay an expert to check it out for you very well.... diagnostics must be run. If seller refuses don't buy even if it's at a giveaway price.

Crawl on your knees under and look for rust. If you see any don't buy.

Pay attention to the exhaust when the car engine is running. If you see white smoke don't buy.

Dikegodspower:
No matter how you look at it. Northern Cyprus won't be a hell compare to what we are going thru in this contraption

Ojoboak:
It is owned by the billionaire businessman- Femi Òtèdòla who has substantial ownership in Amperion Power Distribution Ltd with Office address at 13th Walter Carrington crescent.
Maybe what happened to FBNH could repeat here.
Please I am an amateur.