that is great oo !

very nice, that's quality of good leadership. a leader for all; both young and old.

cnnamoko:
WORLD CUP QUARTER-FINALS

Friday July 6th

France v Uruguay, 3.0, Nizhny Novgorod

Brazil v Belgium, 7.0, Kazan

Saturday July 7th

Sweden v England, 3.0, Samara

Croatia v Russia, 7.0, Sochi[code][/code]

nice updates

the summary is found here : Act 20:35

TheCar:

Toyota Tundra (If we are allowed to removed a vehicle you already have in your possession).

remove the old, and update with the fresh new ones, it good to upgrade our taste anyway! nice selections by you.

AroOkigbo:
Dust we are, to the dust we shall all return.

Gen 3:19

Cosplay:
The answer would depend on your perspective.

If you're from countries like the UK or South Africa where cars drive on the left hand side of the road, the bus is travelling to the right.


In the US, or Nigeria, the bus would be travelling to the left, because cars drive on the right hand side of the road.

some analysis, welldone !

psucc:
left.

At a permanent state of confusion even the international community is confused about Nigeria.

yes oo. na so.

na we citizen need no confuse ourself, then international community demself go begin undastand us sey we be unique nation in the entire world.

Psucc -- is your final answer "LEFT"? abi u go reason the image again?

Zoharariel:
1.) X6M To ya werey

Reason: Lagos to Accra

2.) Audi RS7 to n menstruate

Reason: Lagos to Kano

3.) AC Schnitzer M4 to n ke (cry)

Reason: Lagos to Ijebu under 30minutes

nice list; you really love classic things ooo. you really a classic man! all lovely cars.

kakakibuy:
Buy used tires If you own a car that you plan to drive only for another year, the last thing you want to do is to buy a new set of tires. If it’s time to replace those tires though, it’s really time. Rather than hesitate, buy a set of used tires. Call local tire dealers to see what’s available. You’ll be surprised by how much wear is left in tires that are turned in by image-conscious car owners. Have your tire size handy

better to purchase brand new tyres, if not for cost savings.

Hustlersdiary:



Amen oo.

Thanks boss

you welcome.

Chepos1:
Yaba left

very funny. makes me laugh ;

people with great genius mind should be able to answer this. which direction do you think its going.

Hustlersdiary:


But now God never gimme money for any Benz niggas still dey cruise EOD, Baba need to pick my call.

Trust Baba GOD, E go do am for u soon, my man !!

Hustlersdiary:
Mercedes G63. Lagos to port harcourt

Mercedes V class. Moving around with my family

Mercedes. E63, cruising around town, Oppress Japanese cars around town.

nice list; all mercedes on the list. you're really got a keen interest for the Mercedes brands.

ednut1:
Wats d point talking about bike u no fit buy. Y not tell us price of bajaj ,at least somepple here can use it as side income

really funny! but,its the reality though.

oyekanwahab:
this kind bike na to just buy just keep for house

na true.

good pricing an up-to-date technology is very key. there is no need for paying for the service standard not rendered. pricing and valued service received should balance.

hence, i prefer an auto repairer with:

1) good skill

2) better pricing

3) having a good technical know how with latest tech possible.

mayor2013:

Foam stocked inside a silencer within the exhaust pot. This made engine run under duress there by causing serious stall within a work period of 5mins. I couldn't believe my eyes

that's really astonishing ooo .. !

nigeriancritic1:
BMW X7, SIENNA XLE AND BMW 7 SERIES

umh... , those are nice selections. but why are you choosing them?

mayor2013:
The list is endless

thats right. but you can share just two of the experiences in your list. it will help other members here.

I know that in response to this question some will base their choice on any of these criteria’s :

• something incredibly comfortable for driving
• something with the lowest fuel consumption possible.
• Rugged for transporting goods
• For luxury purpose
• A vehicle with extra safety
• Affordability ……. etc

The criteria’s above could be one of the reasons you might have for your choice as well or you have any other purpose for your choice, let other users know of your choice.

sometime we do come across the un-usuals occurrences. you as a auto repairer; what particular un-usual fault have you come across in a vehicle?

Ideylook:
Because the A/C in your car system is powered by your engine, it pulls energy from it during operation, which can have an effect on engine performance. You’ve likely noticed your car’s engine RPMs increasing at idle when the compressor kicks on. It does this to offset the power drawn by the air conditioning system.

How much power is variable and depends on the car. A small engine will have its power sapped much more by the A/C system than a large engine.

On average it is said that an A/C system running will sap up to 10-15% of the engines power.

The net result is that the car will use more fuel as it uses more power to offset the A/C to maintain the same revs.

yes, this your explanation is undanstandable. but what i keep wondering about is "about the electric cars" how is their own AC powered? and it seems instead of consuming fuel, it will be running down the vehicle's charging, guess right?

do you think running the car AC in your car can consume you another fuel ? have you noticed this in your use of car AC ?

dru23:

The first thing they will ask you, did u follow the manufacture advice? Engine oil is not what you play with when it comes to high end cars my brother. This cars are very sensitive o

good thinking pattern ! well said.

tensazangetsu20:
It's not a must to use castrol. Get another premium brand with the recommended viscosity for your car.

good advise if it will be effective and serves as a better alternative.

AutoJoshNG:
I see super cars a lot in Lekki and VI, sometimes Ikeja, and I wonder why people who can afford up to five super cars in their garages with hefty price tags and mind-blowing import duties, have no single electric car in their fleet.
Then I asked myself the question, “why” . Some Electric Vehicles (EVs) are cheaper than some of this super cars, cheaper not just in terms of initial cost of purchase, but also cost of maintenance .

Let’s take a look at some reasons and excuses Nigerians have given for not buying EVs .

Ignorance
Whether we choose to believe it or not, in this digital age, some people still don’t know there are cars that can run without fuel. Remember the driverless car video that went viral in Naija here some weeks ago ?, some people taught their village people were driving the car. Emancipate yourselves from ignorance, electric cars do exist. Funny enough, cars that “technically” run on water also exist, just that they are still undergoing a lot of tests and research. But electric cars really do exist and it’s no longer a scarce commodity.

No Power
The enlightened Nigerians, have a default answer they give anytime you mention electric cars “where the light wey I wan take charge am ? ” . The truth is, technology has improved so much that most of these cars charge considerably fast and some of them can last for a range as much as 300km, some of them are hitting the 400km mark already. Just for scale, the approximate distance between Lagos and Benin is 300km.I doubt if an average Nigerian drives such distance every single day, that means a single charge would last you about 2-3 days if not more ! .

An average electric car charges from 0-100% in approximately 5 hours.With the epileptic supply in most places in Naija, some areas get uninterrupted supply, and if yours is so poor you would get at least 2 -5 hours per day !.

No Parts
Seriously ? , have you seen a Lambo’s or Ferrari’s or Porcshe’s or even Rolls Royce parts in Ladipo market ? (I may be wrong, but I doubt it),but we see people drive these cars, so why giving the same excuses for electric cars that need almost no maintenance . Don’t get me wrong, all machines need to be maintained, but because electric cars don’t have combustion engines, and have considerably less moving parts compared to regular fuel cars, they hardly break down and have faults. Abeg, stop giving this excuse.

No Trained Mechanics
Just like the point made above you would most likely not need frequent fixes, so visiting the mechanic all the time is ruled out.

Cost
Nigerians have a default “incantation” these days, “no money, no money” “we are in Buhari season”.But if you stand at a bus stop in a developed area for 30 minutes you would see at least 5 cars that cost 10 Million Naira or more, that’s excluding the cost of fuel everyday and periodic maintenance .The Ford Focus electric 2018 costs approximately 10.5 Million Naira without fuelling everyday.

Dear reader, why haven’t you bought an electric car if you can afford it ?

I personally think electric cars are the way forward in this country, it would cripple the cost of fuel (law of demand and supply), it would have a massive ripple effect on the economy.

What are your thoughts ?

We would like to hear from you .

By Donald3d

https://autojosh.com/why-are-nigerians-not-buying-electric-cars/

it could be simply because Nigerians are used to the "fuel" cars. non-electric.