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See The Cars That Ruled The Nigerian Highways In The 80s, Can You Name Them ? (Video)
See the cars that ruled the Nigerian highways in the 80s, can you name them ?
Some of the cars that emerged during this period are still some of the best that ever rolled off the assembly line.

Can you still remember some of the cars that ruled the Nigerian highways in the Eighties?
If you were born in the 70s and 80s, then it’s likely you have a dozens of them still embedded in your memory.
We are talking about iconic cars from brands like Volkswagen, Toyota, Honda and Mercedes, which our parents drove when we were still young.
Some of the cars that emerged during this period are still some of the best that ever rolled off the assembly line. Unlike todays cars, these motors were built to last forever.

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If you ever wondered which cars plied the Nigerian highways in the 80s, then this short clip from “nigerianvideos” will give you a glimpse of it.
Some of the cars that were captured in the clip include the Audi 100 and the Volkswagen Passat.
Then comes the ever-reliable trio of cars, including the Peugeot 504, Peugeot 505, and the Mercedes-Benz 200.
Also spotted in the clip is the Honda Accord; the Volkswagen Beetle, better known by many names, including Ijapa and Tortoise; as well as the Mercedes-Benz 911 bus, fondly called the Molue bus.
Video Credit : Nigerianvideos
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