What to check, what to ask and what to settle before money changes hands. These guides cover buying tokunbo and Nigerian-used cars, verifying customs duty, reading a seller, and the costs that arrive after the purchase price.
Car registration in Nigeria is more than a legal requirement; it’s a way to establish ownership, enhance security, and comply with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) regulations in Nigeria
This guide highlights the best model years to buy in Nigeria, how much it costs to maintain a Camry, and why it continues to top the list for Nigerian car owners in 2025
Over the years, the ES350 has earned the “Yahoo boy” tag, not because of anything wrong with the car itself, but simply because it’s often seen in the hands of younger, flashier drivers.
Whether you’re buying your first car or looking to upgrade from an older ride, the Toyota Camry continues to deliver the sweet spot between luxury, everyday usability, and long-term value.
Tokunbo cars, which refer to foreign-used cars, often come with less wear and tear, better maintenance history, and far fewer hidden issues, especially those from the United States and Japan, as they were mostly driven on better roads
Nigerian car buyers are prioritising vehicles that offer reliability, affordability, and fuel efficiency. With the ever-increasing fuel prices and challenging road conditions, sel…
In Nigeria, driving isn’t just a matter of moving from point A to B — it’s a daily negotiation with potholes, flooded roads, and untarred stretches that put both car and driver to…
Many Nigerians are already aware of this, the Lexus RX has already established itself in the hearts of many SUV shoppers in Nigeria, making it the top-selling Luxury SUV in Nigeri…
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