LordofNaija:
So Kazeem don wear suit. See workshop see tiles no grease. I laff in Spanish

AceRoyal:

Lord of Naija laughing in Spanish?
You see your hypocrisy?

Good work Boss Gazzuz, God bless you and your business. More success!

dasphinx1:
Bros, your location is not even far from where i lived when i was in Lag. I remember back in 2015, my cousin's '09 Accord was shorting oil. Told him to drive down to your spot so you can inspect and get it fixed. The guy no gree till the poor v6 engine got busted. He came to Abuja for Xmas last year and was like, "Guy, i referred someone to Gazzuzz and he delivered effectively". I was like "sebi i been tell you that time say make you carry your car go him shop that time you no gree".

Anyways, bros Gazz, i wish you more expansion and blessings and toolkit. You are awesome.

GAZZUZZ:


Thank you. Wish you same.

Mancala:
Hi GAZZUZZ,
I was directed here to ask for your advice and help being that you're an auto expert in Nigeria. I am looking for a vehicle for an elderly lady in Nigeria (80 years old). She is having difficulties entering and exiting the cars she currently owns. It seems a sedan is too low to the ground for easy entrance and an SUV is too high for entry and exit. Door space is also a problem for both. I am thinking the obvious answer is a minivan with sliding doors like a Toyota Sienna, Honda Odyssey or perhaps a Dodge Caravan. I may also consider a Honda Pilot if a van is not feasible. What do you advice in terms of reliability, reasonable cost and something that is not a favorite for car snatchers? Please help me out with a recommendation. At some point, I would like to have a voice conversation if that's okay with you?

sosidauto:
if I don't say MORE MORE WISDOM TO EXPAND to you boss waiting I gain kwanu

GAZZUZZ:


Hello. Is the Lady driving or being driven?

Mancala:


My apologies, I should have been more explicit. She is being driven and I can't imagine any situation where she will drive herself as she hasn't driven in more than 50 years . Hence my reference to a vehicle with rear sliding doors with sufficient room for easy access.

GAZZUZZ:


The terrain to ply?

Mancala:
Hi GAZZUZZ,
I was directed here to ask for your advice and help being that you're an auto expert in Nigeria. I am looking for a vehicle for an elderly lady in Nigeria (80 years old). She is having difficulties entering and exiting the cars she currently owns. It seems a sedan is too low to the ground for easy entrance and an SUV is too high for entry and exit. Door space is also a problem for both. I am thinking the obvious answer is a minivan with sliding doors like a Toyota Sienna, Honda Odyssey or perhaps a Dodge Caravan. I may also consider a Honda Pilot if a van is not feasible. What do you advice in terms of reliability, reasonable cost and something that is not a favorite for car snatchers? Please help me out with a recommendation. At some point, I would like to have a voice conversation if that's okay with you?

I'll go with a toyota sienna with a running board step for easy access.

GAZZUZZ:


I'll go with a toyota sienna with a running board step for easy access.

GAZZUZZ:


I'll go with a toyota sienna with a running board step for easy access.

AutoElectNG:


Seconded.

Mancala:


Thanks. She doesn't use a wheel chair so the Braun conversion is not needed. She can walk and has a full time helper with her. Problem is getting in and out of the back seat of a vehicle is difficult even with the helper. Ideally, I should consider a kneeling vehicle..... something that has an adjustable air suspension that can be lowered for easy entry. But then, this comes with complications that will be magnified (in Nigeria ) if and when something goes wrong. My mantra is to keep it simple. Real simple!

Are these conversions even available in Nigeria.....I know, dumb question! Everything is available in Nija, question is how much

Mancala:


Thank you. I was already gravitating towards a Sienna so this reassures me. Would you recommend a Sienna over a Honda Odyssey? I do like the styling and better interior of the Odyssey over the Sienna, but skeptical about reliability. Perhaps just keep it simple?

Do you know if I can get a Sienna with a step board in Nigeria or is this an aftermarket part that can be added on after purchase? For my own sanity, I want to buy the vehicle in Nigeria and be done with the process. Don't want to get involved in shipping anything down and dealing with Nigerian authorities so everything has to be available there.

Mancala:


Thanks. She doesn't use a wheel chair so the Braun conversion is not needed. She can walk and has a full time helper with her. Problem is getting in and out of the back seat of a vehicle is difficult even with the helper. Ideally, I should consider a kneeling vehicle..... something that has an adjustable air suspension that can be lowered for easy entry. But then, this comes with complications that will be magnified (in Nigeria ) if and when something goes wrong. My mantra is to keep it simple. Real simple!

Are these conversions even available in Nigeria.....I know, dumb question! Everything is available in Nija, question is how much

alberson:
God bless you more Mr gazzuz, I'm your number 1 fans...


meanwhile, please I need your advice on Nissan altima 2009 model?
how durable?
fuel economic?
cost of maintainer's?

I love the car because its looks sporty, and I also love Toyota spider but the price is above my savings....

Cc: gazzuz

GAZZUZZ:


step boards can be added to a sienna.

It's basically bolted on to the frame.

Do not choose a used car because it has a step board, ensure its a good car.

nemadfsyahooc:
Hello Gaz. Pls can I bring in my Honda crv. 5 for transmission scanning. It's really giving me serious issues in shifting from first gear to two and recently d light flashes intermittently . Thanks. Drop ur whatsapp so we can chat privately of u don't mind

GAZZUZZ:


Highly appreciated sir.

Mancala:


Thanks. She doesn't use a wheel chair so the Braun conversion is not needed. She can walk and has a full time helper with her. Problem is getting in and out of the back seat of a vehicle is difficult even with the helper. Ideally, I should consider a kneeling vehicle..... something that has an adjustable air suspension that can be lowered for easy entry. But then, this comes with complications that will be magnified (in Nigeria ) if and when something goes wrong. My mantra is to keep it simple. Real simple!

Are these conversions even available in Nigeria.....I know, dumb question! Everything is available in Nija, question is how much

AutoElectNG:


I also have the aged in the family.

Their house had to be reconstructed from the ground up to accommodate the unique problems of old age... to mention but a few...they stopped living upstairs and started living downstairs...guide rails on all the walls so they have something to hold onto...all tiles were replaced with non-slip floor tiles... all steps were replaced with slopes...so while the modified siennas in the picture were meant for the handicapped...at that age, the struggle to climb a flight up anything (be it a flight of stairs or even get into a car) makes one appreciate how valuable youth really is and why I suggested that vehicle...I see the uphill task of getting my mama to get into normal vehicles...so I perfectly identify with your situation...so if funds were no object the handicap modified van is a better choice for old people...we have not gotten this sienna for mama though...but to be honest, it is much better than the trouble we have to go through for her to get into a vehicle which is why you asked this question in the first place

All the best as you fulfill the Bible's command to honor and take care of aged parents