NIGERIA — Nigeria’s lingering foreign exchange challenge, which has driven up the prices of vehicles of all categories in the country, is changing consumer preferences in the brand-new car market. Some individual car users and companies are now embracing Chinese brands for new car needs because they are less expensive than those from German, Japanese and American car makers... businessday.ng
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Published (Updated) on Friday, April 5, 2024

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