After-sales: The new battleground for Nigeria’s auto industry
New Mercedes-Benz dealership opens in Enugu
Jeep Cherokee SRT: Blend of power, luxury
Coscharis Mobility counts blessing @ one with Sixt
Evoque leads the way with in-car technology
Auto makers’ association ED, Madueke, for burial
Low-priced made-in-Nigeria Hyundai cars goes on sale
Jeep Wrangler Rubicon continues success story in Nigeria
TNL boss calls for support as govt revolutionises auto industry
FRSC to parley Rwanda on road safety management
Peace Mass Transit, FRSC parley on road safety
Peace Mass Transit, FRSC parley on road safety
Oyeyemi reads riot act to reckless drivers
Coscharis drops registration charges

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Anyim charges new FRSC boss to surpass predecessor’s achievements
The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim has charged the new Corps Marshal and Chief Executive of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Boboye Oyeyemi to strive towards surpassing the present momentum which has earned the FRSC the status of a global brand of a model of a lead on road safety management.
Iconic Mustang set for Nigeria
Nigeria will be among the first countries in sub-Sahara Africa to drive the all-new Ford sensational sport car, the Mustang, even ahead of South Africa.
Ford to unveil 17 new products for Africa
Ford has announced that it is set to unveil 25 exciting new vehicles in Middle East and African markets by 2016 as part of its aggressive expansion plans in its newest business unit, Middle East and Africa (MEA).
Kia to produce cars in Nigeria by Sept
Kia Motors has announced that it will commence production of selected models in Nigeria by September this year. The Korean auto makers by this move, joins the likes of Nissan and others who took advantage of the Federal Government’s auto policy to set up assembly plants in the country.
NAC trains 1,000 mechanics in Abuja
Apparently preparing mechanics across the country on how to repair and fix modern day vehicles, the National Automotive Council, NAC has trained 1,000 mechanics selected from the six-geo political zones.

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