nurey:


It has a good review generally. But if you can avoid the 2.7L V6 engine, that engine has been ranked problematic on NL

Thanks a lot

seen it now

thanks

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Oga Nurey,

Please help compare, sharan car auto vs manual. How wide apart is maintenance btw the two. It's for comercial purpose.

DivyaRose:
Oga Nurey,

Please help compare, sharan car auto vs manual. How wide apart is maintenance btw the two. It's for comercial purpose.

Manual is always easier to maintain than automatic but the tiptronic automatic isn't bad either. But for me I don't have issues driving a manual in traffic so manual for me especially since it is for transportation.

nurey:


Manual is always easier to maintain than automatic but the tiptronic automatic isn't bad either. But for me I don't have issues driving a manual in traffic so manual for me especially since it is for transportation.

OK, thanks.

Please is the Nissan xterra a good first time family car.

Nameflow:
Please is the Nissan xterra a good first time family car.

It's an offroad SUV if you are comfortable with its fuel consumption. You are good to go.

nurey:


It's an offroad SUV if you are comfortable with its fuel consumption. You are good to go.

is the fuel consumption better in the Nissan xtrail.. I have been following your discussion on the xtrail seems like you think it is a fantastic vehicle.

Nameflow:
is the fuel consumption better in the Nissan xtrail.. I have been following your discussion on the xtrail seems like you think it is a fantastic vehicle.

What I think doesn't matter, the Xtrail is a fantastic vehicle. Yes the fuel economy in the xtrail is better than the xterra since xtrail is a tall sedan (CUV)

Which year of this xtrail is good boss

nurey:


What I think doesn't matter, the Xtrail is a fantastic vehicle. Yes the fuel economy in the xtrail is better than the xterra since xtrail is a tall sedan (CUV)

thank you for your response

Hello house
Please for a first time car
I'm thinking Honda Accord 09/13
And Honda Civic 2013..
Comparing them as regards value for money..which should I go for please

bowintrillz:
Hello house
Please for a first time car
I'm thinking Honda Accord 09/13
And Honda Civic 2013..
Comparing them as regards value for money..which should I go for please

As a first time owner I will suggest you go for the CIVIC.
It's more economical and would serve you well.

nurey:


Hyundai Elantra

reasons

1. More recent in your list

2. if it was bought brand-new then you are in luck as it would have the least mileage of the cars, you are certain it isn't accidented, flooded, rusted or salvage vehicle. It would also have less wear and tear in internal parts you will just focus on leg work and not always faulty. The car would have been treated with great care in 1st 4years if you are more lucky it is personally owned not company owned then the owner too would continue the Care after warranty elapses.

3. The engine is the most affordable of the lineup, while the 2az of the Camry is the most expensive, though if you buy the V6 Camry with 1mz that Engine too is cheap probably cheaper than the alpha and gamma Engine of the Hyundai.

4. Elantra is not a robber magnet, custom magnet or police magnet, it blends well in the background.

5. In terms of original OEM parts the Hyundai is fair compared to Toyota.

Following this advise, about to close a deal on an Elantra, was bought brand new, a 2008 elantra and was used since then, man said he changed the engine sometimes last year, we tested it tho drives well, need leg work tho..just want to know if it's a good buy, quite neat also.. said it's 2.0litre engine variant...

olaboyeh:


Following this advise, about to close a deal on an Elantra, was bought brand new, a 2008 elantra and was used since then, man said he changed the engine sometimes last year, we tested it tho drives well, need leg work tho..just want to know if it's a good buy, quite neat also.. said it's 2.0litre engine variant...

Only the technician who did the inspection can certify it. But generally elantra is good

nurey:


Only the technician who did the inspection can certify it. But generally elantra is good

Thank you boss

nurey:


Only the technician who did the inspection can certify it. But generally elantra is good

Because another person was mentioning civic 06 - 08..the thing just tire me

I need my first car, am thinking Camry tiny light naija use or Honda Civic 08 naija used.
Budget is 700k

Pls advice

Dear House,

I intend going into E-hailing and 2 cars has been suggested to me which are;

1. Nissan Sentra 2005

2. Kia Cerato 2008

In terms of reliability, ruggedity, access to/ cheapness of spare parts, and also the price of the engine should an unforeseen issue surface, which would you advise I go for.

Your suggestions will be of great help in decision making.

@ Oga Nurey and others, you could as well recommend a better car.

Regards,

Kaybaba5:
I need my first car, am thinking Camry tiny light naija use or Honda Civic 08 naija used.
Budget is 700k

Pls advice

You cannot get a good civic at that price so your best bet is the camry

bharkarh:
Dear House,

I intend going into E-hailing and 2 cars has been suggested to me which are;

1. Nissan Sentra 2005

2. Kia Cerato 2008

In terms of reliability, ruggedity, access to/ cheapness of spare parts, and also the price of the engine should an unforeseen issue surface, which would you advise I go for.

Your suggestions will be of great help in decision making.

@ Oga Nurey and others, you could as well recommend a better car.

Regards,

Sentra is good and parts cheaper than cerator. Though cerator is more recent and looks better and modern.

The issue with sentra is the cam and crank shaft sensor they can cause wahala in the middle of nowhere

I did say buy the Kia cerator as the Koreans are trusted

nurey:


Sentra is good and parts cheaper than cerator. Though cerator is more recent and looks better and modern.

The issue with sentra is the cam and crank shaft sensor they can cause wahala in the middle of nowhere

I did say buy the Kia cerator as the Koreans are trusted

thanks a lot Boss. Would go for the Kia then.

.

If ur friend came to u for advice with an option of car to use for as a family guy which will u recommend (a)Honda accord btw2002-2004, camry 2001-02,Volvo s60. He works n earn 8ok monthly.married with kids.all Nigerian use. Budget 650k max will b used mainly sat n Sun cus he goes to work with company bus so sat incase of wedding n Sunday for mass n any other outting

blackbone989:
If ur friend came to u for advice with an option of car to use for as a family guy which will u recommend (a)Honda accord btw2002-2004, camry 2001-02,Volvo s60. He works n earn 8ok monthly.married with kids.all Nigerian use. Budget 650k max will b used mainly sat n Sun cus he goes to work with company bus so sat incase of wedding n Sunday for mass n any other outting

Four-cylinder Accord.

Hello good people

Why is it that I see them advicing people not to get a V6
I drive a corolla and am thinking of changing it soon
Am tired of the uninspiring performances of the i4 ; despite the fuel economy

Am thinking of maybe a 2010 camry....a SE V6 or
A lexus < 2.6M
*(I prefer a v6 2009 rav 4 which is unaffordable for me at the moment)

Should I just stick with the corolla till i can get the rav 4?
Or please enlighten me on my preceding choices
I dont want to have the 'had I known' regrets

ArchEnemy:
Hello good people

Why is it that I see them advicing people not to get a V6
I drive a corolla and am thinking of changing it soon
Am tired of the uninspiring performances of the i4 ; despite the fuel economy

Am thinking of maybe a 2010 camry....a SE V6 or
A lexus < 2.6M
*(I prefer a v6 2009 rav 4 which is unaffordable for me at the moment)

Should I just stick with the corolla till i can get the rav 4?
Or please enlighten me on my preceding choices
I dont want to have the 'had I known' regrets

@Bolded, what's uninspiring about a corolla engine's performance?
That corolla i can easily push to 180km/h and sustain it at that speeds for over 1hour?

For a car that size and engine of that size, that engine performs well and the powerband is good in that car. I actually prefer its power delivery to Camry i4.
Well, maybe the corolla you've been driving have CORONA VIRUS.

Anyhow sha, to each his own.

KINGreignn:

@Bolded, what's uninspiring about a corolla engine's performance?
That corolla i can easily push to 180km/h and sustain it at that speeds for over 1hour?

For a car that size and engine of that size, that engine performs well and the powerband is good in that car. I actually prefer its power delivery to Camry i4.
Well, maybe the corolla you've been driving have CORONA VIRUS.

Anyhow sha, to each his own.

lol @ corona virus
It does well atimes to be honest..... but I dig great passing power

ArchEnemy:
Hello good people

Why is it that I see them advicing people not to get a V6
I drive a corolla and am thinking of changing it soon
Am tired of the uninspiring performances of the i4 ; despite the fuel economy

Am thinking of maybe a 2010 camry....a SE V6 or
A lexus < 2.6M
*(I prefer a v6 2009 rav 4 which is unaffordable for me at the moment)

Should I just stick with the corolla till i can get the rav 4?
Or please enlighten me on my preceding choices
I dont want to have the 'had I known' regrets

Because four cylinders are, by nature, less complex than six cylinders. Also better fuel economy.

Get a Camry V6, it's decently quick. If you thirst for power, look at an Acura TL Type-S, or an Infiniti G35 (07/08).

I heard the g35 drink fuel like Honda pilot

blackbone989:
I heard the g35 drink fuel like Honda pilot

You heard right.

Please, Does acura ball joints also tear apart since they are made by Honda?