BUSCAR is a fully African automobile brand, trademarked™ and registered in Nigeria. Against the background of increasing globalization of automobile manufacturers, there are several emerging new faces in Nigeria and Africa.
BUSCAR is one of the emanating talents in the African wave of vehicle assembly with its continuous innovation and diligent work; BUSCAR has brought about a new era for African export vehicles. From inception, BUSCAR aimed its products for competition in the global market by adhering strictly to high quality, striving for progress, fostering credibility and dedicating itself to providing trendier, better, and finer vehicles.
In a bid to pioneer a true African automobile brand, we have repositioned our business with the introduction of new product lines which include, Pickups, SUVs, and Sedans. BUSCAR is integrating domestic and overseas resources, including state-of-the art technology for manufacturing, and foreign partnerships to further its market competitiveness in the African automobile industry.
BUSCAR is investing millions of US Dollars each year to enhance newer technology to improve manufacturing techniques, to better the quality of vehicles built by us in order to blaze a trail for developing internationalized passenger vehicles with self-owned intellectual property rights and brand. There will be much to look out for in the near years to come, as we continue to groom our technical team, we welcome you to benefit from such advancement available to you today.
In our action we value innovation by looking for new ideas and perspectives, and we work to always be on the cutting edge. Our vision is to pioneer the face of Africa urban and rural road transport mobility through the introduction of trendier vehicle designs.
To become the foremost African automobile brand and a World class corporate organization constantly furthering the interest of all its stakeholders.
To consistently create shareholder value by generating returns more than Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) during the upturn and at least equal to the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) during the downturn of the business cycle.