https://jiji.ng/lagos/cars/toyota

FACT: Japanese cars that have a ‘N’ on the dash can go anywhere in Japan, from road blocks, to high schools (or schools, maybe!), and some get towed or towed to the coast in the middle of the day. For full service vehicles, Japanese cars should fit in the trunk. If your car is towed in Japan, you really should have the car equipped with a harness that can carry your harness into the cab. There are some issues with this. Some cars are so large in diameter that you can’t get them all to the base, and you can’t drive them without pulling out. So your best bet, if this happens, is to get a new one.

THE BEST BAYHAUCES FOR ALL TRANSPORT OPTIONS:

1. Toyota Prius
https://jiji.ng/lagos/cars/toyota

2. Kia Mini

This car is much less tech than other Japanese cars, but with the latest Kia parts and the latest engine, this one is a must.

3. Mitsubishi Thunderbird

This is one of the rare cases that has an engine that’s only a few hundred millimeters away from the top. Even