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- Industry News
- 20 November 2024
Dealer industry news from around Southern Africa
Mazda Southern Africa has announced the end of the production and importation of the Mazda BT-50 Double Cab Pickup for the South African market.
Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM) is proud of its rich sales and manufacturing heritage spanning more than six decades in the country.
The BMW Group presents a fusion of art and innovation at the Frieze Los Angeles art fair in the form of the BMW i5 Flow NOSTOKANA.
Sales statistics published by automotive business council, naamsa, highlight a shift towards Chinese-manufactured vehicles, which is being driven by competitive pricing, quality and high-tech specifications, says the National Automobile Dealers' Association (NADA).
The new vehicle market trend of declining sales continued for the seventh consecutive month in February 2024.
When New Car Sales Are Down, Rev Up Customer Service.
The Isuzu Foundation, a collaborative initiative between Isuzu Motors South Africa and its Dealer Network, has expanded its philanthropic efforts to rejuvenate Soutpansberg Primary School, located in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) within Limpopo province.
Hyundai Automotive South Africa has officially opened the 20th library and resource centre, which was donated as part of its corporate social investment programme – this time at the Thandukwazi Secondary School in Sebokeng.
The winners of the 2023/24 Cars.co.za Consumer Awards, sponsored by Absa (#CarsAwards), and the recipient of the prestigious Brand of the Year title, were announced at a black-tie gala event in Sandton.
Following an investment of R20-million and construction of nearly two years, Volkswagen Group Africa has officially opened its new airbag deployment centre.
Customers can look forward to new innovations and products from GWM already making their debut on dealerships’ showroom floors.
Mahindra South Africa (MSA) has announced the appointment of automotive industry veteran, Arnold Reddy, in its management team.
Ford Motor Company Fund and Ford South Africa, in collaboration with READ Educational Trust (The Rally to Read Projects), have rolled out the second Pretoria-based rally, reinforcing the company’s commitment to educational literacy.
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