Why You Should Not Buy a White Car

Why You Should Not Buy a White Car

Let’s be real—white cars look clean. Until you drive out of the showroom. Five minutes on a Nigerian road, and your “snow princess” becomes a “dust warrior.” White cars in Nigeria? That’s like wearing white to a party where everyone is throwing red dust in the air.

First, dust is your new best friend. Nigerian roads love to decorate white cars with free “natural highlights.” One harmattan breeze, and your ride looks like it’s auditioning for a powdered wig competition.

Second, traffic stains are unforgiving. That danfo splashes muddy water? On a white car, it’s a modern art masterpiece titled: “Why Did I Do This to Myself?”

And let’s not forget resale value. When you’re ready to upgrade, buyers will inspect your car like detectives, pointing at every faint scratch like, “Ah, see as this one!” A darker color? Scratches play hide-and-seek.

Now, if you still want a white car, may the car wash guys know you by name. But if you’d rather spend less time scrubbing and more time cruising, maybe go for something more… Nigerian-road-friendly.

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About Nonso Okafor

I've worked as a technical support representative in major auto centers in Nigeria for more than twenty years. I have dealt with a variety of problems in my capacity as a customer service representative and auto diagnostics expert. I'm committed to assisting people in properly maintaining their automobiles and in appreciating this magnificent innovation known as an automobile.

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