Motoring

PiggyVest, Mikano Motors partner to make new car acquisition easier

By Theodore Opara PiggyVest, Africa’s pioneer online savings and investment platform, has partnered with Mikano Motors to introduce a new savings scheme designed to enable more Nigerians to own brand-new vehicles without paying the full cost upfront. Under the initiative, announced at a press conference at Mikano Motors’ headquarters in Victoria Island, Lagos, on Wednesday, […]
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Understanding turbo engines with Peugeot 508

IT is probably one of the most powerful cars in its category, yet the engine capacity is 1.6 litres. The Peugeot 508 is Peugeot’s flagship sedan which replaced the legendary Peugeot 608. It is fitted with a 1.6 litre turbo engine that delivers more power than most 3.0 litre engines.

Nissan grabs 34% stake in Mitsubishi Motors

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation have signed a Basic Agreement to form a far-reaching strategic alliance between the two Japanese automakers. Nissan will take a 34% equity stake in MMC for 237 billion yen. The strategic alliance will extend an existing partnership between Nissan and MMC, under which the two companies have jointly collaborated for the past five years.

Jaguar joins luxury SUV class with F-Pace

The competition in the luxury compact Sport Utility Vehicle, SUV, segment has continued to heat up as Jaguar finally launched its all new F-Pace into the market.

Coscharis unveils Ford Protect Package, new models

Determined to make ownership of Ford brand of vehicles more rewarding and stress-free, Coscharis Motors, foremost Ford dealer in Nigeria, has introduced an incentive known as Ford Protect Package, FPP, for its customers. The company also officially introduced the 2016 models of the Ford Explorer, Figo and Ranger pick-up.

Hyundai, Diamond Bank launch vehicle finance

Hyundai Motors Nigeria Limited, HMNL in collaboration with Diamond Bank Plc, has launched an imaginative vehicle finance scheme to inspire perceptive customers and fleet buyers to purchase made-in-Nigeria Hyundai vehicles. The scheme, which is ongoing, is designed to encourage local patrons to own and drive Hyundai vehicles, using convenient bank credit with low interest rates from 14% without commitment and management fees.

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