Carlots Team 
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 the aspiration of Nigerian buyers: luxury, space, a powerful V6 engine, and a solid reputation earned from its Honda roots. It’s a popular choice … Read more
In reality, especially for SUV lovers, a few names consistently rise to the top, the Toyota Highlander and the Honda Pilot, commanding respect and buyer confidence. When the conversation turns to the mid-to-large three-row SUV segment, the vehicles of choice for the upwardly mobile family man, the businesswoman who needs space for goods and staff, … Read more
In the Nigerian automotive landscape, few names (Toyota Prado vs Land Cruiser) command as much respect, aspiration, and trust as the Toyota Land Cruiser and the Toyota Prado. These aren’t just SUVs; they are status symbols, reliable workhorses, and often, a mobile fortress designed to withstand the very worst our infrastructure can throw at them. … Read more
The name ‘Camry’ is more than just a car in Nigeria; it’s a legacy. From the ‘Big for Nothing’ model that set the standard for rugged reliability to the subsequent generations that became the backbone of executive transport, government fleets, and successful family homes, the Toyota Camry holds a special place in the heart of … Read more
The Toyota Sienna. Just hearing the name conjures images of school runs, family road trips, and for a large percentage of Nigerians, the backbone of a robust commercial transport business. It is, arguably, the most recognised and reliable minivan on our roads, a true workhorse that seamlessly transitions from a comfortable family van to a … Read more
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 the driver’s skill, there’s one thing that determines whether your car will last five months or five years on our roads: maintenance. … Read more
Ask any large Nigerian family, church transport manager, or high-end hotel shuttle service what their go-to vehicle is for moving people comfortably and reliably, and the answer will almost certainly be the TOYOTA SIENNA. It’s more than just a car; it’s practically a mobile office, a moving family room, and a trusted partner for countless … Read more
The mere mention of the Mercedes G63 in Nigeria evokes a distinct feeling, a blend of aspiration, unbridled power, and undeniable status. It is more than just a luxury SUV; it’s a statement, a symbol of having truly arrived. It’s the vehicle that effortlessly transitions from the manicured lawns of Ikoyi and the expansive avenues … Read more
The love affair between Nigerian drivers and the Honda Accord is no accident. For decades, from the boxy, reliable models of the 90s to the sleek, tech-loaded sedans of today, the Accord has consistently earned a place of high esteem, often rivalled only by its Toyota counterparts. It is more than just a car; for … Read more
Luxury cars have always been a talking point in Nigeria’s automotive scene, but this one is making serious waves. An Abuja-based car dealer has revealed that he’s selling a bulletproof 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser for a whopping ₦585 million, after spending an incredible ₦230 million on duty and End User Certificate (EUC) fees alone. For … Read more