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ceejay80s:
Because it's an African car,
They won't value it
Aaa

ivm is a Chinese assembled car. Its not an african car

No 1 and 2 might as well be Toyota, Toyota.

Lexus is essentially a Toyota subsidiary

You can’t just use a car brand to draw the durability calculations.You need to be specific about the particular model of each brand.

Apart from Toyota, Subaru mercedes, Nissan, Mazda , Volvo any other car you buy inNigeria for Nigeria road na to waste your money and energy

Arostar2023:
They just copied without giving credit to the OP. When I read "drop a dime", I knew it wasn't Nigeria. But overall, I think Japanese cars are very economical and reliable. But I don't know their performance of subjected to the extreme low temperatures of north America.

I stand to be corrected, Japanese are economical but not reliable.....when you talk of reliable cars,you pick German cars first before any.engine oil can dry up in your German car and it will go miles,don't every try such with Japanese cars ....talking from experience

Is Hyundai that bad that it doesn'teven make the list?

DrMB:
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windvane:
I stand to be corrected, Japanese are economical but not reliable.....when you talk of reliable cars,you pick German cars first before any.engine oil can dry up in your German car and it will go miles,don't every try such with Japanese cars ....talking from experience

That's extreme na. Why would you drive a car without engine oil? That will wreck any car na.

More comments on Volvo, within the Nigerian scene...

The mind and intuition says something...

ednut1:
ivm is a Chinese assembled car. Its not an african car

I get but it's only sold in Nigeria
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ceejay80s:
I get but it's only sold in Nigeria
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have you seen another that bought it second hand?

windvane:
I stand to be corrected, Japanese are economical but not reliable.....when you talk of reliable cars,you pick German cars first before any.engine oil can dry up in your German car and it will go miles,don't every try such with Japanese cars ....talking from experience

Hmmm ..... chew on this .... why don't you see explorers ... going into remote areas use German cars/SUV's? ... why don't you see terrorists going on missions use German cars? Why is it almost always Toyota? ....never a Benz or a Beamer?

@ topic ... Lexus/Toyota hands down. I believe Subaru should be higher on the list. Hyundai are pretty reliable too....within the warranty miles. ...and so is Mazda. I agree with the positions of the Audi ...the Benz ... and the Beamer if they are brand new . Volvo too.

Toyota owns Lexus engines
So what is 1 and 2 for?
Toyota and Lexus equally consumes more fuel for their v6 engines

abysirius:
Is Hyundai that bad that it doesn'teven make the list?

Its consumer report (American). American still dont really trust Hyundai/Kia. Many got burnt by Hyundai in the past. Engine goining on fire and carbon build up in it's GDI engines.

Mabuggi88:
Yes naa, Mazda is a very strong car. Honda is always old in it's second hand

Then why is Mazda cheaper than Honda in the second hand market?

Moreover, Nissan should bit higher on the list, especially those rugged old models

All nah Japanese products

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