WeBuyCars on the road to expansion
- Industry News
- 20 November 2024
Dealer industry news from around Southern Africa
JAC Motors has just rolled off its 300 000th T-Series double-cab bakkie from the Yangzhou production line in the Jiangsu Province in China, coinciding with its 60th birthday celebrations.
Current interest rate levels remain too high for many potential new vehicle buyers, says the National Automobile Dealers’ Association (NADA).
National election jitters put a handbrake on new vehicle sales in May 2024.
A million of anything is a huge number. Now imagine one million Ford Rangers being lined up bumper-to-bumper, starting at Ford South Africa’s Silverton Manufacturing Plant in Pretoria and heading due north through Africa.
Honda Motor Southern Africa launched the Honda Road Sync app, a mobile application designed to enhance the riding experience for motorcyclists.
MINI South Africa will roll out its signature Big Love for the new MINI Family at a very special festival during September.
Volkswagen celebrated Biodiversity Day with employees planting Plumbago Auriculata (also known as Cape Plumbago) at its main production plant in Kariega.
The MasterDrive team marked the organisation’s 25th anniversary during a team get-together.
The first intake of young people attending Hyundai Automotive South Africa’s Sales Cadet Programme has graduated after almost three months of training and have already taken up their positions at dealerships in Hyundai’s countrywide network.
The confidence of chief executives of automotive companies about the outlook for the new vehicle market over the next six months has deteriorated significantly.
The count-down to South Africa’s biggest classic car event has begun in earnest. On August 4, 2024, the 42nd Cars in the Park will take place at the Zwartkops Raceway near Pretoria, and the signs are that once again the event will be bigger and better than ever.
In keeping with the spirit of togetherness that it fosters each year; the 2024 Welcoming the Whales Festival in Nelson Mandela Bay will even share the spotlight with a pod of Dolphins – though not of the ocean-going variety.
The National Automobile Dealers' Association (NADA) today released a comprehensive overview of the current economic conditions impacting the auto sector.
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