Omoda, Jaecoo build consumer trust through safety, sales growth
Evolution of world’s best-selling car, Corolla
Vehicle recyling plant set to take off in Abuja
Honda makes statement with new Odyssey
GM Sub Saharan Africa record 58% growth in 1st half
Hyundai redesigns 3rd generation Santa Fe for efficiency
Stallion Group launches Apollo
Coscharis Lekki facility ready for unveiling
Elizade boss counts blessings, weeps for Nigeria
Zero death road traffic crashes result achievable – FRSC
Inside ‘THE COTONOU’ in Ondo
Valugard enters Nigeria with full range
Elizade harps on regular vehicle servicing
The flying car hits the air, road

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NTM boosts After-sales with mobile service
DETEMINED to offer quality services to its customers across the country, National Truck Manufacturers (NTM) Limited has advised its customers to take adequate advantage of its maintenance outlets in Kano, Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt.
Honda siblings top Parents’ Best Family Cars
When the staff at Parents magazine was putting together their list of “Best Family Cars for 2012,” they naturally turned to some experts for help. And those experts—from Edmunds.com—turned to Honda for three standout choices for families of all sizes: The Honda CR-V, Odyssey and Civic Hybrid.
1st shipment of SA produced Chevy Spark exported
General Motors South Africa has exported its first shipment of Chevrolet Sparks, produced at its Struandale facility in Port Elizabeth. The first shipment of the Spark was exported to Mauritus..
”The vehicles are the first to be sourced for Mauritius from the GM South African Struandale plant,” said Peter Leyland, General Motors Sub-Saharan Africa, Export Operations, Business and Dealer development Manager.
Picanto: Beyond a budget car
IT was not surprising that Kia Picanto was crowned ‘Budget Car of the Year’ by The Nigerian Auto Awards. The Picanto beats other contenders to grab the award and the audience lauded the decision of the organisers. No doubt, the award was one of those that the audience felt was well deserved and Kia representatives in Nigeria, Dana Motors should be proud of it.
How VW plans to become world biggest carmaker
WHEN Ferdinand Piëch arrived as Volkswagen’s chief executive in 1993, things looked dire. The carmaker was overspending, overmanned and inefficient, and had lost its reputation for quality. How things have changed: last year the VW group’s profits more than doubled, to a record €18.9 billion ($23.8 billion).

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