After-sales: The new battleground for Nigeria’s auto industry
Why electric vehicle fire requires expert handling – Fire Service
FRSC, NB Plc sensitise motorists on safety
Lagos govt commends students initiatives on road safety
Honda Crosstour: Sedan, Coupe or Crossover?
Here comes the real Jeep
New Camry, masterpiece, irresistible – TNL boss
Infinity Tyres flags off 2011 Value Drive Promo
TNL maintains lead, achieve 30% sales growth
FRSC to train Governor’s convoy drivers, introduces CPCD
Kia Rio earns highest safety rating
Toyota Hilux ready for toughest, longest rally
Lagos reads riot act to Okada riders
Coscharis completes BMW X family with X3
NAC to boost patronage for local auto plants
Mercedes-Benz GL- Class special edition debuts
Hyundai canvasses sports Development at Lagos Marathon

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XKR-S, fastest Jaguar ever
THE styling of this car isn’t about image, it is about true performance. Like other iconic Jaguars before it, the styling has been driven by geometry and aerodynamics for genuine design purity. The physics required to achieve 300km/h have led the aesthetic.”
Ashok Leyland to start production in Nigeria by December
The management of VON Automobiles Nigeria Limited, has announced plans to roll out the first batch of locally built Ashok Leyland brand of commuter buses in December 2011, with a promise to assist Nigeria in her quest for rapid socio-economic transformation.
Cruze hits millionth sales as Chevrolet marks 100 years
Chevrolet is celebrating its Centennial by saying thanks a million – literally – to buyers of its top-selling Chevrolet Cruze. The compact car , which launched was globally in 2009 and in North America in 2010, has reached 1 million sales.
NTM, local assemblers to close shop if…
THE Managing Director of National Trucks Manufacturers NTM Limited, Kano, Mr. Ibrahim Bayero, has said that his company would have no option than to dump the assembling of vehicles in their plant for finished imported vehicle if the duty differentials between fully built vehicles and locally produced ones do not change.
NAC seeks 35% duty differential between FBU and locally assembled units
For the local assembly plants to survive and create jobs for Nigerians, the National Automotive Council (NAC), has proposed a 35 per cent duty differentials between imported fully built unit (FBU) and locally assembled cars.

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