Navigating Nigeria’s bustling and often unpredictable car market can feel like a high-stakes game, especially when working with a specific budget. By 2026, the economic landscape will have further shaped the value of the Naira, making every purchasing decision more critical than ever. The dream of owning a reliable vehicle, one that won’t become a … Read more
Buying your first car in Nigeria is a monumental step. It’s a rite of passage that signifies independence, success, and the start of a new chapter. The journey from dreaming about car keys in your pocket to navigating Lagos traffic is filled with excitement, but also a healthy dose of anxiety. What car should you … Read more
Let’s be real for a second. If you live in Nigeria, you have heard the name Innoson. Maybe you have seen the IVM logo on a white pickup truck zooming past a Police checkpoint on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway. Maybe you saw it as the grand prize in the Big Brother Naija house. Or maybe, just … Read more
Across Nigerian roads, very few SUVs combine raw performance and luxury swagger the way the Mercedes-Benz GLE 63s does. It is not a vehicle you encounter every day on the Lekki-Epe Expressway or in Maitama, but when you do, it announces itself boldly. The aggressive grille, quad exhausts, thundering V8 growl and unmistakable AMG stance … Read more
The Nigerian auto market in 2025 is more dynamic than ever. Between the fluctuating naira, global supply chain changes, and increased local assembly, new car prices in Nigeria have evolved into a complex ecosystem of ambition, inflation, and innovation. For many Nigerians, a car isn’t just transportation, it’s a status symbol, a family essential, and … Read more
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 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 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
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 Lexus RX 350 is not just another SUV in Nigeria; it is a status symbol, ranked the best-selling SUV in Nigeria, a reliable workhorse, and arguably the most successful luxury crossover in the country’s history. But here is where things get interesting. Since the first model landed on our shores, the RX line, particularly … Read more