NewStats: 3,264,418 , 8,183,679 topics. Date: Wednesday, 11 June 2025 at 01:41 AM h3a28

Exousiang01:


LoL
Igborance.
Na Murano yoi drive and you think say your drive Better car.
Your benz is most probably the old ML and seeing its 320 na still small engine.
Oga calm down.
You are driving cheap cars and yapping.
You think people who spend millions on saloons are stupid?

You're attacking him unnecessarily. You didnt read to understand him. He is not talking about suv because of price/prestige

weyreypey:

All good. The 2005 is a sweet point. But if I may ask what do you intend to use the car for?

Person offer me this car 800k sometime last year but I was doing strong head... It must be iRobot

Later, e don pack Honda CRV because of fuel price, this Civic is now his daily. È dey pain me oo

Broda… Buy motor wey spare part dey cheaper. Thank me later.

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A 206 accident is always fatal.


[You wan use am get accident ni🤔]

olisaEze:
Go for the Ford Focus. In of durability, fuel economy and low cost maintenance, it beats the other two options by a wide margin!

thank you boss, i used ford focus for 3yrs the wagon type have used two, low maintenance and very cheap and durable parts..
i can go months without any issues..
am currently using ford explorer sport trac
am even looking for money to get this small hatchback to help me move easily around the city
cuz using the explorer v6 the fuel consumption is not funny

most ppl just have hate for car brands dey haven't used SMH
especially the Toyota folks

[quote author=fadigalfemi post=130146324][/quote]
He should put that into .

Suzuki

2million can get you a good peugeot 406 instead of that 206 that U intend buying, because the 206 Is a very light vehicle, you no go fit run 120kmh, with that car.

Chasito:
2million can get you a good peugeot 406 instead of that 206 that U intend buying, because the 206 Is a very light vehicle, you no go fit run 120kmh, with that car.

Not true. I ran more than that with mine.

Civic it is! Thanks yall


Anyone with a good civic 2004-2006 available for 2m+ should pls drop a comment

Xenob:


I like Honda too, but my friends keep mentioning Honda’s Leg issues.

Ignorant friends.

Same thing happened to my neighbour years back. He got a good deal of a Honda accord, his brother kicked against saying K leg. He finally bought Opel Vectra, na mechanic every day for the next 3months before he rejected the car and returned to the dealer. The dealer sold the car and used the money to complete his japa money.

weyreypey:

Not true. I ran more than that with mine.

You can run oh but that car is way too light for comfort. Back then when it came out first, people were just killing themselves in it. That was what discouraged me from buying it.

adanny01:


You can run oh but that car is way too light for comfort. Back then when it came out first, people were just killing themselves in it. That was what discouraged me from buying it.

Too light. But fuel efficient. However it has more problems than necessary for a lifetime

adanny01:


Ignorant friends.

Same thing happened to my neighbour years back. He got a good deal of a Honda accord, his brother kicked against saying K leg. He finally bought Opel Vectra, na mechanic every day for the next 3months before he rejected the car and returned to the dealer. The dealer sold the car and used the money to complete his japa money.

Hmm, but its quite factual that accords until 2007 generally have leg issues though, right?

Xenob:


Hmm, but its quite factual that accords until 2007 generally have leg issues though, right?

There is a saying that what u don't know won't hurt you.

The accords that have been so shamed about the k-leg is still a very very reliable car. Those who don't know will tell you never to buy it. But I that know it, I am sticking to it. I have used both Honda and Toyota, I still prefer the Honda in most cases. Maybe because I know I am good at diagnosing and maintenance to my own level.

What I end up as experience is that most people who say no to Honda end up spending more money in buying and maintaining the Toyota they feel is unbreakable. Mechanics will advise you, go for Toyota, it is easy to repair. They do so cause the problems of Toyota are always specific and uncomplicated but the cost of such repairs is a record high that Mechanics get to buy you such expensive parts more often. Toyota is built to be reliable and efficient, Honda is built to perform and satisfy the better at it's price point while still bringing reliability and efficient in the mix. You end up with a car that checks all boxes.

gucci20:


As a dealer, I would prefer you go for the Peugeot or kia. Coz ds two cars are economical and the part are not cos. Just easy to maintain. You can reach me on WhatsApp- 09038285500.

What do you think about Honda civic 2004/2005 in comparison with the other vehicles

I have 2006 Honda civic for sale though

The honda civic 05 model is a very good car. Just make sure you don't get an abused one.

yak:


What do you think about Honda civic 2004/2005 in comparison with the other vehicles

Abdul111:
I have 2006 Honda civic for sale though

How much and where's your location

I Bought a 2006 civic.

Xenob:
I Bought a 2006 civic.

Well done. The civic is a winner any day particularly if bought in good condition. Simplicity, beauty, reliability, it has it all.
I respect a man that has the intellect to follow wise counsel. You picked the civic although it was not among your initial options.

benzmatic:

Well done. The civic is a winner any day particularly if bought in good condition. Simplicity, beauty, reliability, it has it all.
I respect a man that has the intellect to follow wise counsel. You picked the civic although it was not among your initial options.

Thank you! The car was in Abuja and drove 16hrs down here without any issues!

Xenob:

Thank you! The car was in Abuja and drove 16hrs down here without any issues!

How much did you later bought your civic?

Since the day you posted this, 2004/05 Civic became scarce commodity.
I don tire to dey look

GorillaApp:

Op you see this suggestion? Carry am for head like gala.
Get a 2004-2005 civic if you can.

Peugeot? You would need a manual transmission. Electrical issues might be an issue.

Kia? I wouldn't touch that with a long pole. Years back, our company used them as fleet cars. They gave us a lot of issues ( maybe the drivers were making up stories too, who knows).

Ford? Don't really know much about them but I don't know if they are reliable as the Asian brands of vehicles.

Good luck

1.Ford Focus
2.Kia Rio
3.206

yak:
Since the day you posted this, 2004/05 Civic became scarce commodity.
I don tire to dey look

Check jiji

Elegantspiker:
You don't buy cars to get involved in accidents with them.

Some people will say, "I like the car but it's not strong in case of impact." Bros, are you buying to get it crashed?

To me, safety comes first. You can prioritize reliability and fuel consumption, but ultimately, it's safety that matters most. After all, it's not just about avoiding expensive repairs, it's about avoiding/withstanding fatal accidents - like being hit by a drunk driver, bus, or truck. Safety should always be the top priority.

People focus on the cost, but to me, what matters most is the safety of my family, so I'll choose the car with the best safety features even if it's more expensive.