seanfer:


2.0L
2.4L
Or 3.0L. Engine?

Sorry...2.4L

dljbd1:


Sorry...2.4L

230k-250k

Please what is difference between Canada cars and USA cars?

ak22:
Please what is difference between Canada cars and USA cars?

The difference depends majorly on what particular vehicle you are talking about. Most vehicles are same thing in specs but some particular models of vehicles are different

seanfer:


230k-250k

Thanks boss

nurey:


The difference depends majorly on what particular vehicle you are talking about. Most vehicles are same thing in specs but some particular models of vehicles are different

Ok

nurey:


You are really funny indeed. The comparison is between a Lexus ES330 and 2008 Honda Accord. I already have idea of Engine prices and the Honda Engines are expensive than a 3MZ.

Kindly advice. Which would you advice a first time car user between 2006 and above toks Honda civic, City, and Toyota corrola. Or any other car you feel should be OK.
In terms of Realiablity, comfort, and affordability

Budget is 1.5 to 1.8

Gurus in the house

Please compare the following Lexus sedans

2007 ES 350
2007 GS 350
2007 IS 250

In terms of cost of maintenance, fuel consumption, resale value, comfort and driving experience, etc

Thanks

pls advice on Fj cruiser 2012....is it an everyday car for use in Nigeria?? Does it require octane booster?? Generally how good is the vehicle?? experts in the house pls

lexini:
Gurus in the house

Please compare the following Lexus sedans

2007 ES 350
2007 GS 350
2007 IS 250

In terms of cost of maintenance, fuel consumption, resale value, comfort and driving experience, etc

Thanks

Best to worst.
Cost of ownership: ES>IS>GS
Fuel consumption: IS>ES>GS
Resale value: GS>IS>ES
Comfort:GS>ES>IS
Driving experience: GS>IS>ES

I'd buy the IS250.

Jmk9292:
pls advice on Fj cruiser 2012....is it an everyday car for use in Nigeria??
Does it require octane booster??
Generally how good is the vehicle??
experts in the house pls

Parts availability may be an issue in certain parts of the country. Pretty sure it shares parts with the 4Runner? Doesn't need octane boosters AFAIK.

HeavenlyBang:


Parts availability may be an issue in certain parts of the country. Pretty sure it shares parts with the 4Runner? Doesn't need octane boosters AFAIK.

Thanks..... Invariably,, all things being equal fj cruiser is recommended??

Thanks.

Why would you buy the is 250 though?

What of ground clearance for bad lagos roads?

How comfortable is it for a tall driver driving long distances?

HeavenlyBang:

Best to worst.
Cost of ownership: ES>IS>GS
Fuel consumption: IS>ES>GS
Resale value: GS>IS>ES
Comfort:GS>ES>IS
Driving experience: GS>IS>ES

I'd buy the IS250.

I don't like the seat of the IS. And its interior is cramped.
My choice would be the GS, but I hear the engine is expensive

Thanks

How much is the engine and gear for the gs?

BLAIDE:
I don't like the seat of the IS. And its interior is cramped.
My choice would be the GS, but I hear the engine is expensive

I noticed that new edition of luxury cars dont have gear stick in their cars again,like the new Mercedes Benz c class and more cars,pls how do they change gear or drive,this has been on my mind.. cc: nurey,heavenlybang

aro1:
I noticed that new edition of luxury cars dont have gear stick in their cars again,like the new Mercedes Benz c class and more cars,pls how do they change gear or drive,this has been on my mind.. cc: nurey,heavenlybang

There are still gear there, they just changed from old stick inclined gear change to button or knob controlled one.

All nah to t.ush up the design and make the interior more appealing

nurey:


There are still gear there, they just changed from old stick inclined gear change to button or knob controlled one.

All nah to t.ush up the design and make the interior more appealing

please explain how the button or knob works,how do u do reverse,tins like dat

aro1:
please explain how the button or knob works,how do u do reverse,tins like dat

for the Benz second generation ML350 to be precise, it uses a stick knob like the good old wiper stick, it already designated with instructions on the stick you tap up, down, forward to the corresponding gear you want.

The BMW uses a tap stick just switch it to the desired gear stance by taping backwards or forward and it electronically works

I think Range Rover uses knob instead, you just rotate to the corresponding gear indicator.

There is no much big deal, they just made the gears more electronically inclined and beautify the whole thing, it's more about aesthetics on car design now same way cameras are beginning to replace side view mirrors.

nurey:


for the Benz second generation ML350 to be precise, it uses a stick knob like the good old wiper stick, it already designated with instructions on the stick you tap up, down, forward to the corresponding gear you want.

The BMW uses a tap stick just switch it to the desired gear stance by taping backwards or forward and it electronically works

I think Range Rover uses knob instead, you just rotate to the corresponding gear indicator.

There is no much big deal, they just made the gears more electronically inclined and beautify the whole thing, it's more about aesthetics on car design now same way cameras are beginning to replace side view mirrors.

this is so detailed,tanks boss!!!

nurey:


for the Benz second generation ML350 to be precise, it uses a stick knob like the good old wiper stick, it already designated with instructions on the stick you tap up, down, forward to the corresponding gear you want.

The BMW uses a tap stick just switch it to the desired gear stance by taping backwards or forward and it electronically works

I think Range Rover uses knob instead, you just rotate to the corresponding gear indicator.

There is no much big deal, they just made the gears more electronically inclined and beautify the whole thing, it's more about aesthetics on car design now same way cameras are beginning to replace side view mirrors.

Bros I sent you a message on WhatsApp since last week, kindly read and reply. Thanks

baaliyah:


Bros I sent you a message on WhatsApp since last week, kindly read and reply. Thanks

please do resend the message I can't determine what it was. I was offline for a week

nurey:


please do resend the message I can't determine what it was. I was offline for a week

Thank you sir, I have resent it.

Please,

Who knows about the Saturn Outlook SUV. The 2009 model.

Which popular brand in Nigeria does it shear the same Engine type with?

greatsly:
Please,

Who knows about the Saturn Outlook SUV. The 2009 model.

Which popular brand in Nigeria does it shear the same Engine type with?

Stay away from Saturn

@ nurey, heavenlybang, Kingreign; kindly advice on the preferred choice of car:


First time car owner (with relatively good maintenance culture).

Am looking at; Honda civic 2006 (concerns: low ground clearance), Toyota Corolla 2003/04 (concerns: too common and thief magnet issue), Camry 2003 (concerns: body ages badly)

For above mentioned car concerns and choice, am not 100% fixated. Am open to expert advise (any car brand in similar capacity as above is also welcome) with reference majorly to the Nigeria bad roads.

Thanks.

netmycs:
@ nurey, heavenlybang, Kingreign; kindly advice on the preferred choice of car:

Am looking at a of budget of 1.7m

First time car owner (with relatively good maintenance culture).

Preferred a CUV/SUV with 4 cylinder (due to fuel concerns) but i think my budget cannot get a toks except maybe a CR-V 2004 (but interior is kind of boring and old IMHO). You can advise if any other within the budget.

Daily roads plying between Abule-Egba and Sango axis ( pls consider the kind of heavy pot holes on the roads nowadays)

Monthly roads plying (like twice in a month max) due to visits is around Agbado Crossing - Ijoko - Gas line axis ( one of the worst road in Nigeria)

Am looking at; Honda civic 2006 (concerns: low ground clearance), Toyota Corolla 2003/04 (concerns: too common and thief magnet issue), Camry 2003 (concerns: body ages badly)

For above mentioned car concerns and choice, am not 100% fixated. Am open to expert advise (any car brand in similar capacity as above is also welcome) with reference majorly to the Nigeria bad roads.

Thanks.

Honda CR-V

Honda Element

RAV4

Suzuki Vitara

Suzuki jimny

Kia Sportage

Hyundai tucson

Nissan xtrail

Mitsubishi outlander (watch out for fuel tank rust in the 1st generation)

Ford Escape

netmycs:
@ nurey, heavenlybang, Kingreign; kindly advice on the preferred choice of car:

Am looking at a of budget of 1.7m

First time car owner (with relatively good maintenance culture).

Preferred a CUV/SUV with 4 cylinder (due to fuel concerns) but i think my budget cannot get a toks except maybe a CR-V 2004 (but interior is kind of boring and old IMHO). You can advise if any other within the budget.

Daily roads plying between Abule-Egba and Sango axis ( pls consider the kind of heavy pot holes on the roads nowadays)

Monthly roads plying (like twice in a month max) due to visits is around Agbado Crossing - Ijoko - Gas line axis ( one of the worst road in Nigeria)

Am looking at; Honda civic 2006 (concerns: low ground clearance), Toyota Corolla 2003/04 (concerns: too common and thief magnet issue), Camry 2003 (concerns: body ages badly)

For above mentioned car concerns and choice, am not 100% fixated. Am open to expert advise (any car brand in similar capacity as above is also welcome) with reference majorly to the Nigeria bad roads.

Thanks.

2905 RAV4, Ford Escape any model. 01-03 highlander 4 cylinder.

aro1:
this is so detailed,tanks boss!!!

Is this the aro1, watch it flow like a boss I know from one kind thread or another one?
So gentle and calm to learn. Let me go to that thread and confirm Na u

mejai:

Is this the aro1, watch it flow like a boss I know from one kind thread or another one?
So gentle and calm to learn. Let me go to that thread and confirm Na u

thanks bro.. its me,all my cum insyd is restricted to beer parlour.. i hail u brother