Dealer industry news from around Southern Africa
The Absa Johannesburg Run Your City 10K was recently hosted successfully with a record 12 000 people participating.
Mercedes-Benz South Africa Limited (MBSA) has announced two changes at the executive level.
A stiff increase in excise duties on tyres imported from China will probably push cash-strapped South African motorists further down the slippery slope of poor road safety.
Running a dealership is easy. You simply have to run your sales, service, parts, F&I, used vehicle, OEM compliance and HR systems well.
The pace of recovery of the new vehicle market has started to slow down, according to naamsa.
Electronic licence plates are not only the next big thing in vanity, but they also bring a whole array of benefits to the motor owner.
Load shedding and rising interest rates are starting to put pressure on new vehicle sales, says the National Automobile Dealers’ Association (NADA).
Pinewood DMS has several department-specific systems that integrate both with the manufacturer’s (OEM) and the dealership’s way of working.
The automotive division of JSE-listed internationally diversified trading and services group, Bidvest, achieved an all-time high trading profit in the year to end-June 2022 despite continuing industry supply challenges.
The French brand, Citroën, will soon showcase its new brand identity and logo, writing a new chapter in its history.
You may own a Land Cruiser, but do you own one that is completely bullet proof and has six wheels?
Neeraj Kessery is the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Volkswagen B-BBEE Initiatives Trust.
Car pricing company, GetWorth, has warned that the gap between vehicle insurance and vehicle replacement values are widening.
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Bob Hooey