Naija Life cars, garages and luxury: from Tokunbo to G-Wagon

Big man things, priced

A Sim in a bright, furnished living room with a sofa, armchairs and a chandelier
Cars, luxury pieces and furniture are all bought in buy mode.

Naija Life starts you with ₦10,000 and a room, but the top of the market is a long way up: a mansion on Banana Island, a five-car garage, an infinity pool and a jet parked out front. This guide prices all of it. Every figure is the in-game price from the game's own data.

Every car you can buy

CarPrice
Tokunbo Saloon₦900,000
Executive Saloon₦2,500,000
Family SUV₦5,000,000
Superbike₦6,500,000
Full-Option Jeep₦12,000,000
"G-Wagon" Boxy SUV₦25,000,000
Italian Supercar₦40,000,000
Ultra-Luxury Limousine₦60,000,000
Owambe Gold JeepNot for sale — invite five friends

A car you own is the one you drive on trips, and you can respray it a new colour from the garage. Until then your Sim borrows Daddy's Prado. Driving is one of six ways around the city — the transport guide compares it with danfo, keke and okada. The Gold Jeep is the invite reward described in playing with friends.

How big is your garage?

Cars need parking, and parking comes with the home:

HomeGarage bays
Single room0 — the street is your garage
Self-contain0
Mini flat1 (a carport)
Serviced apartment2 in the basement
Terrace duplex2
Detached duplex3
Mansion5

Buying the house

Every home can be rented by the week or bought outright for 104 weeks of rent. Once it is yours, Saturday rent stops for good and moving back costs no deposit. Some examples:

HomeRent a weekBuy outright
Face-me-I-face-you, Mushin₦420₦43,680
Mini-flat, Lekki Phase 1₦3,000₦312,000
Serviced apartment, Wuse 2₦5,950₦618,800
Terrace duplex, Magodo GRA₦15,000₦1,560,000
Colonial duplex, Old GRA (PH)₦38,500₦4,004,000
Duplex, Ikoyi₦44,000₦4,576,000
Mansion, Banana Island₦260,000₦27,040,000

All 17 homes are on the homes data page, and the housing guide covers when buying beats renting. A bigger home also has room for children — see the family guide.

Luxury pieces

The luxury catalogue is where the money goes once the rent is handled. Some pieces need a big enough home:

PiecePriceNeeds at least
Grandfather Clock₦450,000—
Massage Chair₦950,000—
Crystal Chandelier₦1,500,000Serviced apartment
Home Gym₦1,750,000Serviced apartment
Bronze Ife Head (replica)₦2,250,000—
Home Bar & Stools₦2,750,000Serviced apartment
Four-Poster Canopy Bed₦3,500,000Terrace duplex
Designer Walk-in Closet₦5,500,000Detached duplex
Marble Fountain₦7,500,000Detached duplex
Private Helicopter₦15,000,000Mansion
Infinity Pool₦20,000,000Mansion

Private jets

Three jets park on an apron in front of the house, one of each:

To afford any of it, the careers guide shows which jobs pay best at each level.

Questions people ask

What cars are in Naija Life?

Eight you can buy: a Tokunbo Saloon (₦900,000), Executive Saloon, Family SUV, Superbike, Full-Option Jeep, a boxy G-Wagon-style SUV (₦25M), an Italian Supercar and an Ultra-Luxury Limousine (₦60M). A ninth, the Owambe Gold Jeep, is only for inviting five friends.

How many cars can I own?

As many as your garage holds. A single room or self-contain has no parking, a mini flat has one bay, an apartment or terrace two, a detached duplex three and a mansion five.

Why does my Sim drive Daddy's Prado?

Until you own a car, you can borrow Daddy's Prado for trips. Buy a car and it is yours to drive instead.

Can I buy a house in Naija Life?

Yes. Any home can be bought outright for two years of its weekly rent (104 weeks). An owned home pays no Saturday rent and no deposit when you move back in.

Is there a private jet?

Yes, three: a light jet for a detached duplex or bigger, and two larger jets that need a mansion. They park on an apron in front of the house.

Start in a single room and work up to the mansion — free in your browser, on Android or on iPhone.

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