Keeping a car running here, and what it costs when it stops. Servicing intervals, engine oil, tyres, filters, the faults that show up most often on Nigerian roads, and the warning signs worth acting on before they become a bill.
Learn how to identify the correct tyre size for your car, understand tyre numbers, load and speed ratings, and find the exact tyre match for your vehicle.
If you live in Lagos, Abuja, or Port Harcourt, you’ve likely noticed a surge in matte black Mercedes and colour-shifting Toyotas cruising the streets. That isn't factory paint, it…
The decision to buy a car in Nigeria is perhaps the second-largest financial commitment for many families, after housing. Yet, the investment doesn't end when the car key changes…
The Acura MDX. Say that name in a Nigerian mechanic’s workshop or a car dealer's compound, and you’ll get a mixture of reverence and caution. It’s an SUV that perfectly captures t…
There is a unique brand of toughness required to drive in Lagos. You need the patience of Job, the evasiveness of a pro football winger, and a prayer for every pothole. But beyond…
Every rainy season in Lagos, the story repeats itself. Heavy downpours turn major roads into rivers, and areas like Lekki and Ajah make the headlines for flooding. Cars are swept…
Honda is the second most popular car in Nigeria, next to Toyota, and one notable model that has captured the attention of drivers is the Honda Accord 2008–2012, fondly known as th…
A significant impact has been made by the relationship between technology and the automotive sector. Technology is contributing to the production of additional cars in the same wa…
Based on reliability, fuel economy, and popularity among Nigerian drivers, here is the list of five cars to keep your ride-hailing business thriving in 2025.
Based on reliability, fuel economy, and popularity among Nigerian drivers, here is the list of five cars to keep your ride-hailing business thriving in 2025.
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