About Zero2sixty – Where Car Culture Meets Nigerian Vibes
Discover the pulse of Nigeria’s automotive scene with Zero2sixty, where passion for cars and community unite.
Our Story
Zero2sixty began as a dream to create a vibrant community for car enthusiasts across Nigeria. Founded by a group of passionate automotive lovers, our mission is to inform, entertain, and connect car lovers nationwide. From the bustling streets of Lagos to the serene roads of Abuja, we aim to bring you the latest in car culture, fostering a community that thrives on shared experiences and a love for all things automotive.
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Car News
Stay updated with the latest happenings in the automotive world, from new car launches to industry insights.
Maintenance Tips
Learn essential tips and tricks to keep your vehicle running smoothly and efficiently.
Local Stories
Explore captivating stories from car enthusiasts and experts across Nigeria, sharing their unique experiences and journeys.
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Latest from Our Blog
Why More Nigerians Are Buying Cars Online (and What You Should Know Before You Do)
Not too long ago, the only way to buy a car in Nigeria was to visit a car lot, haggle with a dealer under the sun, and pray you weren’t being scammed. But today, things have changed. From Lagos to Kano, Nigerians are now buying cars online — both locally and...
SUVs Are Taking Over Nigerian Roads — Here’s Why Everyone Wants One
Take a quick look at traffic in Lagos, Abuja, or Port Harcourt — you'll notice one thing: SUVs are everywhere. From the Toyota Highlander to the Lexus RX and Hyundai Santa Fe, the streets are dominated by these high-riding, muscle-looking vehicles. But...
Electric Cars in Nigeria: Are We Ready or Just Dreaming?
Electric cars — or EVs — have taken over roads in the U.S., Europe, and even parts of Asia. From Teslas to BYDs, the future is quietly humming along on battery power. But here in Nigeria, where NEPA still plays hide-and-seek, fuel scarcity pops up like a...
Your Fuel Filter Might Be Dirty – And Here’s Why That’s a Bigger Deal Than You Think
Let’s be honest: most Nigerian drivers don’t think about their fuel filter until the car starts jerking or refuses to start at all. By then, it's too late — and you’re stranded somewhere between Ojuelegba and nowhere. But here’s the thing: your fuel filter...
Why You Should Stop Pouring Water on Your Engine (Seriously)
If you’ve ever walked past a mechanic workshop in Nigeria, chances are you’ve seen someone pour a bucket of water directly on a car engine — sometimes even when it’s hot and steaming. It’s such a common sight, most people don’t even question it. But here’s the truth:...
Top 7 Car Maintenance Habits Every Nigerian Driver Should Practice (But Most Don’t)
Let’s face it — most Nigerian drivers only check their cars when something starts making a weird noise. By then, it’s too late. But if you want your car to last in this Naija weather, handle these Lagos potholes, and still move smoothly during fuel scarcity, you need...