Businext:
Op these are relevant points, but many of us overlook them BECAUSE like checking our health, we don't want to know the problems so we don't have to fear or spend in treatment repairs

Do you think the prices of cars would increase or decrease after this pandemic?
I'm very much interested in knowing especially from car dealers and car experts.

But in addition I'd be grateful if anyone can help me with the pre-pandemic price of -
Toyota Yaris

#LetPostPandemicBeEasy

GboyegaD:
Why do you have to check some of the fluids when they are checked every time you service your car?

yeman2012:
op what about us with bike can we also try that??

kikero:


Thank God for your life...but for me, there is nothing more enjoyable than being able to drive my own car. I kind of feel like I am achieving a dream every time i get behind the wheel...because as a child I used to envy people like my dad who could drive (while I could not, because I wasn't old enough')

Infact, having been driving for about ten years now, nothing beats being able to drive , and to enjoy speeding along the highway (at least as far as the bad roads Government refuses to repair allow!)

Even if I become as rich as Dangote , I will still drive my own car.

kikero:


Thank God for your life...but for me, there is nothing more enjoyable than being able to drive my own car. I kind of feel like I am achieving a dream every time i get behind the wheel...because as a child I used to envy people like my dad who could drive (while I could not, because I wasn't old enough')

Infact, having been driving for about ten years now, nothing beats being able to drive , and to enjoy speeding along the highway (at least as far as the bad roads Government refuses to repair allow!)

Even if I become as rich as Dangote , I will still drive my own car.

kikero:


Thank God for your life...but for me, there is nothing more enjoyable than being able to drive my own car. I kind of feel like I am achieving a dream every time i get behind the wheel...because as a child I used to envy people like my dad who could drive (while I could not, because I wasn't old enough')

Infact, having been driving for about ten years now, nothing beats being able to drive , and to enjoy speeding along the highway (at least as far as the bad roads Government refuses to repair allow!)

Even if I become as rich as Dangote , I will still drive my own car.

Perocom:


I paid dearly for not checking fluids in my car and that cost me nearly 400k fixing the engine. I commenced a journey without checking the oil in the morning because I just serviced the car just 2days ago and thought all was ok, but 4hours into a journey of 9hrs, the engine smashed into pieces. I almost ran mad, the car was in a particular village in nasarawa state for 1week. Not a good experience to wish my enemy.

sayhi2bammy:

Gentlemanforyou:
What I noticed is most Nigerians dont maintain their car well, I dont blame them though coz of the bad roads , they fix it and the next week it's broken again especially the legs , but pesin like me once I hear small noise from the legs lasan na to call mechanic straight , even though they are chopping my money , I'm satisfied as long as my baby ( car ) is okay

Ghostmode2two:


Cars that we cannot drive due to lockdown and the OP is talking about cars, it doesn't make any brain at all

Grupo:




So what happened to the oil? It leaked?

GboyegaD:
Why do you have to check some of the fluids when they are checked every time you service your car?

bonnyhope:

Servicing a car means you must have top up or drain completely the lubricating oil and put fresh one
How possible all that oil got leaked out of the engine in just 2 days