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- Dealer News
- 21 February 2025
The National Automobile Dealers’ Association (NADA) believes franchised dealers might lose revenue because of the increased choice consumers have regarding where they can take their vehicles for service and maintenance in terms of the final Guidelines for Competition in the South African Automotive Aftermarket.
The NTT Group, which has more than 40 dealerships in South Africa, has invested more than R70 million in a new Volkswagen dealership in Krugersdorp in Gauteng.
NB Car Sales Potchefstroom has been around for the last 27 years, on the same premises, with two more branches opening in the North-West student town and a combined space for up to 300 vehicles.
Kimberley might have received good rains during December and January, but in the broader region, a large part of the agricultural sector is still on its knees after years of severe drought.
Fearless and up for any challenge, Cynthia Ramutumbu (31), is shattering the glass ceiling when it comes to a career traditionally associated with her male counterparts.
Barloworld's dealer principal, Lauren Norman, could only shake her head when her dealership made the headlines in KwaZulu-Natal after a cheeky vagrant calmy got into a Ford EcoSport that was being delivered by Barloworld car-carrier on Thursday, 20 May, only to crash it into three other cars after a short joy-ride.
Stellantis has grown its dealer representation in Gauteng to thirteen with the introduction of Super Group Menlyn’s new showroom in Pretoria.
People often use the term ‘Walking the extra mile’ when talking about customer care.
Mitsubishi Motors South Africa (MMSA) has been recognised as a top regional performer by the group’s Middle East and Africa division.
Despite some serious economic blows, a fair amount of positiveness remains in Lephalale (previously Ellisras) in the north western corner of Limpopo, close to the Botswana border.
We are constantly looking at ways to improve the way we do business. The arrival of the pandemic and the subsequent stock shortages hastened the process and the urgency to adapt to survive.
Each dealer and their respective OEM has a very important role to play in the preservation of the environment.
Everything must be done as a matter of urgency. This can make all the difference in business, especially during these challenging times for the motor retail industry.
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