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Analysts say nation’s car sales will increase in 2016

The KPMG 2015 global Automotive Summary Survey has predicted a productive 2016 for Nigeria's automobile industry.

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Auto analysts are predicting big sales for not just Nigeria's automotive industry, but the rest of Africa.

Estimates are showing an increase in this sector's revenue.

This revenue is expected to produce 25% of the national GDP in the first quarter of 2016.

The following are some of the positive changes Nigeria's automotive sector will experience next year.

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Do you think the above predictions will happen in 2016?

Check out the recently debuted made-in-Nigeria Peugeot cars in the gallery above.

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