Top 4 expensive cars which are selling vociferously in Nigeria

29 Sep

Nigeria seems to have risen from its slumber and now it has become one of the most coveted markets for automobile manufacturers. It won’t be an exaggeration to say that the countrymen are simply addicted to cars. So much so that even the cars which were once considered too expensive for the masses are now selling vociferously.

Here is a quick rundown on some of the luxurious or semi-luxurious brands which are making waves in the Nigerian market (if you haven’t got one of them, perhaps it is time that you too give up your parsimonious habit):

  1. Mercedes-Benz: It is said that those who love to sing will always find a song. Likewise, those who love to drive will always find a car. This is what is true for a place as car-obsessed as Nigeria is. Mercedes-Benz has always been the favorite consort of many men. Now, it has become exceedingly popular and those who can afford it usually do make sure that they have at least one in their garage. There is no questioning the weight of the brand. It is posh, it helps to lift your social status and it is certainly a car with interiors as grand as its exteriors. It is also known for its longevity.
  2. BMW: Now, this is one brand that never fails to make young girls squeak. At the same time, owning it is like owning an elephant. Its maintenance cost is not so low. It also comes at a rather eyebrow-raising sticker price. So, if you are from humble background, perhaps it will stay a far-fetched dream unless you decide to go second hand or even third hand. Since it is flooded with safety features, driving is a great experience. Also, its resale value is good as the car is well known for its longevity. One does not need to brag about the beauty of its body. All its models have excellent shapes and some of the sleekest ones can give a run for their body even to the best models of the era.
  3. Honda: Honda may be a car for the masses but it is quite expensive if born first-hand. May be not as expensive as a BMW or a Mercedes, but it is certainly not the cheapest car we have in the market. Acura is one of its subsidiaries which have taken the term ‘luxury’ to a completely different height. Besides with technological innovations, new models keep crashing the market and a staunch car lover finds it extremely hard to keep his eyes off such beauties.
  4. Land Rover: Those who prefer SUVs can do no wrong while going for a Land Rover. It is not very cheap and not too expensive. It is somewhere in between and can be easily fitted into the budget of an average person if bought second hand. In any case, Nigeria’s second hand market is a colossal one. It shouldn’t be a problem getting a well-functioning and a relatively young model from an online portal space.