Jetour Alberton making a difference in the community
- Dealer News
- 21 February 2025
BMW Bloemfontein, also known as Sovereign Bloemfontein, has always strived to exceed clients’ expectations by employing a well-informed and welcoming team as well as a safe environment in light of the recent pandemic.
Cole Catlett, senior sales executive at Nissan Pietermaritzburg says while there are many automatic sedans for people who need a car for ride hailing, she recommends the Nissan Almera.
A beacon in Upington is the local Toyota dealership. It is a family business with a fascinating history and notwithstanding its distant location, it still plays a substantial role in Toyota South Africa’s success story.
Ask anybody interested in cars what is South Africa’s fastest growing auto brand and nine times out of ten they’ll get it wrong.
A visit to Paarl to interview a local Dealer Principal turned into an eye-opening information session that deserves a biography, let alone a straight-forward news feature.
One of five Rola Ford branches serving the Cape Winelands, Overstrand, Overberg and the Garden Route, Rola Ford Caledon, under Dealer Principal Marco Calitz, has been going the extra mile serving the local farmers and broader community for several years now.
Having to work out of office while the dealership is being fumigated for the Sars-Cov2 virus is just the latest challenge sales staff have had to manage in order to meet targets.
After servicing Nissans in New Zealand and South Africa, Brandon Morris has good advice for people attracted by the low prices of “grey” imports.
Dealerfloor recently met with Annelie Viljoen, Dealer Principal at Nissan, Lichtenburg. We asked her about life as a woman in a man’s world…. Or is it no longer a man’s world?
Dealerfloor recently caught up with Hugh Morgan, Managing Director of the Morgan Group, to talk about cars, running dealerships in the city and the countryside, as well as life away from work.
Dealerfloor chatted with Marius du Toit, Managing Director of the 4Wheels Motor Group, with dealerships in Mahikeng, Vryburg and Lichtenburg, about his other passion of doing business, on-line vehicle auctions. But is not your traditional way of selling new vehicles on-line.
Zane Crawford with the Africa Twin, the adventure bike he prefers to sell.
It all started sixty years ago when Bloemfontein businessman, Barnie Human, founded the Human Auto Group.
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