AFTER the successful launch of the first, second, and third editions of the authoritative auto reference book, tagged Nigeria Auto Guide, the publishers have revealed that the fourth edition is to be released in the fourth quarter of the year.

IN the automobile world, there are no minors anymore, as auto makers are continuously churning out head-turning vehicles from different continents.

Elizade Autoland, distributor of JAC passenger cars and light duty trucks in Nigeria, has received an international award.

Interest in the West Africa Automotive Show (WAAS) has soared following confirmation that more than 30 companies from China will exhibit at next/this month’s trade exhibition.

FOREMOST automobile assembler in Nigeria, Stallion Motors, has described the launch of the Ashok Leyland Phoenix light commercial vehicle as a demonstration of the company’s renewed commitment towards bringing tough, dependable vehicles for logistics use in affordable range to Nigerian customers.

WHILE BMW and Mercedes Benz may be the most popular luxury brands in 2023, they may not be the best option overall. According to a recent report from the United States, these luxury car brands remain in the top 10, but two surprising contenders offer better overall experiences.

IT is not news that Toyota Motor Company makes good cars. What is news is that the number one Japanese car maker has joined the league of the world’s producers of ultra luxury sport utility vehicles like Bentley, Lamborghini, Aston Martins, Rolls-Royce, Ferrari, Mercedes Benz, Porsche, and BMW.

By Theodore Opara FOREMOST automobile assembler in Nigeria, Stallion Motors, has described the launch of the Ashok Leyland Phoenix light commercial vehicle as a demonstration of the company’s renewed commitment towards bringing tough, dependable vehicles for logistics use in affordable range to Nigerian customers. Dr. Harpret Singh, Managing Director, Stallion VON Automobiles, stated this in Lagos […]

HONDA Automobile Western Africa Ltd has redefined the sub-compact support utility vehicle segment with the introduction of the all-new HR-V, which now comes with an array of features like never before in its segment.

MORE than 150 exhibitors from 40 countries are expected at the third edition of the West Africa Automotive Show, WAAS, slated for the Landmark Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos

ISUZU Motors International plans to increase its market share in Nigeria this year, its Deputy President and Executive Vice President, Hirokazu Maruyama, has said.

WHILE BMW and Mercedes Benz may be the most popular luxury brands in 2023, but they may not be the best option overall.

ISUZU Motors International plans to increase its market share in Nigeria this year, its Deputy President and Executive Vice President, Hirokazu Maruyama, has said. He also said that the Japanese automaker would contribute to the growth of Nigeria’s economy through its unique technology.

MORE than 150 exhibitors from 40 countries are expected at the third edition of the West Africa Automotive Show, WAAS, slated for the Landmark Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.

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