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- 21 November 2024
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Mitsubishi introduced the second-generation of its compact cross-over, the Eclipse Cross, locally.
The new Volkswagen Golf 8 GTI, will go on sale in South Africa from September this year.
Kia introduced a new small sedan in the South-African market, marking a return to the sedan-segment for this Korean brand.
The Top 23 Finalists for the South African Car of the Year contest held by the South African Guild of Motoring Journalists, has been announced.
Volvo has announced local pricing for it XC40 P8 Recharge all-electric vehicle that will see delivery during August. Dealerfloor recently reported on the new electric vehicle from the Swedish manufacturer, which can only be bought on-line.
Volvo is extending its best-selling XC40 range in South Africa with the addition of the XC40 T4 to its existing model line-up.
Audi’s new flagship has touch down in South Africa. The new S8, cream of the crop in the A8 range internationally, is now locally available.
Hyundai’s new Santa Fe arrived in South Africa and although it is a facelift of the current model, the Korean manufacturer says it is much more with significant changes and tweaks all round.
Toyota’s Prius needs no introduction. Seen as the gold standard of hybrid passenger cars, this model has now been updated for the South African market.
The offering of compact SUVs and crossovers is growing with Nissan, the latest manufacturer to add a new model range to its current SUV offerings with the local introduction of the Magnite.
The Peugeot 3008 compact received its mid-life nip and tuck to keep the SUV competitive in a very crowed space in the market.
To celebrate the end of the road for the current Pajero, Mitsubishi Motors South Africa introduced 100 units of Legend 100 versions of this iconic vehicle.
Suzuki’s Swift received a mid-life nip and tuck to keep the popularity of this small budget car going.
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