Regarded as the People’s Car, Kia Rio, one of the locally assembled cars by Kia Motors Nigeria has truly lived up to its name as it emerged winner of the Car of the Year (COTY) Award at the 2015 edition of the annual Nigerian Auto Journalists Award,(NAJA).

Stallion NMN, Nissan’s exclusive manufacturer and product distributor in Nigeria has received one of Nissan Motor Company’s highest honours – the Nissan Global National Sales Company Award which was presented to the company at a banquet in Lagos by representatives of the Japanese automaker.

Ford Motors has finally launched the iconic Ford Mustang into the sub-Sahara Africa market with an official test drive by selected Motoring Journalists from across the region in Cape Town South Africa.

Hyundai Motor Company has launched Creta, a new sub-compact SUV, into the Africa and Middle East market. This addition to the Korean leading auto manufacturer’s car line-up marks the brand’s entry in this new fast-growing auto segment in this region.

Nigerians love powerful cars even when the roads are not there. They cherish and admire their cars especially when such cars stand-out. Such powerful cars are seen as status symbols. This, no doubt must have informed the success of Rolls-Royce in Nigeria. To most owners of Rolls Royce, the brand is not just a car. It has no comparison, nor competitor in the automobile world. It is simply in a world of its own.