SA’s top Kia dealership shares its vision and aspirations
- Dealer News
- 11 February 2025
The rise in living expenses in South Africa owing to, amongst others, load shedding and not a hike in retail prices, will put pressure on potential buyers of passenger and light commercial vehicles in the first half of 2023.
The vehicle dealership has sported many facades over the years, but one face has remained the same at what is now known as Kelston Haval in Port Alfred.
From salesperson to sales manager and DP, all in one year.
The future is most definitely electric and swopping the internal combustion engine (ICE) for an electric powertrain is the biggest transition for the auto industry ever.
From furniture salesperson to driver to award-winning DP.
Volvo Trucks South Africa has appointed a new aftermarket and service dealer in Eswatini.
Allen Joss Ford has embarked on a team-building exercise with a difference.
They might compete in the category for very small dealerships, but Knysna Nissan made its voice heard loud and clear in the Nissan Dealer of the Year awards.
With different stages of load-shedding, some days leaving South Africans for hours without electricity, the conversation around electric vehicles (EVs) on home soil, might sound irrelevant to some people. There can, however, be no doubt that the future of motoring is electric.
Dealerfloor asked the Chairman of the Legacy Motor Group, Mpho Dipela, about the implementation of an electric future at dealership level and how they are preparing for it at LMG.
With an insatiable appetite for knowledge, life is one long learning experience for Komani entrepreneur and businessman, Tunga Mushakwe.
The award shows the calibre of staff that we have and the fact that each staff member takes responsibility for every sale and walks the extra mile for a client.
You have your work cut out for you if you operate in a street with almost 50 other dealers. This is the case for Johan Boshoff, the owner of Cars.com2 in Voortrekker Road.
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